Optometrist in Tully

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At Eyedentity Optical, we provide a full range of vision care services in Tully, offering personalised support for individuals of all ages. Whether you need an eye test to check your vision, a prescription check to update your glasses or contact lenses, or an eye examination to assess overall eye health, we are here to help.


We offer a variety of frames in different styles, including options not commonly found in chain stores. If you require contact lenses, we provide fittings to help you find the right type for your lifestyle. For those using health fund claims, pension, concession, or DVA spectacle supply schemes, we process claims on the spot, making it easier to access the eyewear you need.


From routine check-ups to selecting new glasses, we are committed to helping you find the right solutions for clear and comfortable vision.


Call (07) 4033 7575 today to book an appointment with an optometrist in Tully.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What areas do you service?

    Eyedentity Optical provides a wide variety of optometry services for those from Tully and the surrounding areas, including Birkalla and Bulgun.

  • Can I get new lenses in my existing frames?

    Yes, new lenses can often be fitted into existing frames if they are in good condition. If the frame is structurally sound, updating lenses can be a cost-effective way to maintain a familiar pair of glasses. However, if the frame is worn out or damaged, replacing both the lenses and the frame may be a better option. Checking frame compatibility with new lenses can help determine if an update is possible. Lens replacement is a practical choice for those who want to keep a favourite frame while updating their prescription.

  • Do I need an eye exam if I have 20/20 vision?

    Yes, even if vision seems clear, an eye exam can help monitor overall eye health. Some conditions, like glaucoma or macular degeneration, may not cause noticeable vision changes in the early stages. Eye strain, dryness, or discomfort may also develop over time, even with good vision. Regular exams help assess how well the eyes are functioning and detect changes that may affect future vision. People who frequently use screens, drive at night, or work in visually demanding environments may also benefit from routine check-ups.

  • What’s the difference between an eye exam and a vision screening?

    A vision screening is a basic test that checks how well a person can see at different distances, often using an eye chart. It does not assess overall eye health or detect underlying conditions. An eye exam is a more detailed assessment that includes vision testing, prescription checks, and an evaluation of eye structures. It may involve additional tests for conditions like glaucoma or cataracts. While a vision screening can indicate if someone needs glasses, a full eye exam provides a more comprehensive understanding of eye health.

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