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STARLIGHT OPTICAL INC
1501 Gravesend Neck Rd
Brooklyn, NY 11229
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Please call 718-787-4111 for an appointment or just come in with your spectacle prescription. We will treat you like family.
STARLIGHT OPTICAL INC
At Starlight Optical, we care about your vision, and use the best equipment possible to diagnose your eye-related condition. We never cut corners and always do what's best for you and your vision. You can trust that Starlight Optical will take care of you. We specialize in designer sunglasses, designer prescription glasses, contact lenses and much more. Starlight Optical is your one-stop shop for all your eye care needs.Your vision is important to us, as it is to you, our optometrists want to make sure your new eyewear has the right fit with the prescription you need to see your very best. We believe our customers should not have to pay unreasonably high prices for quality eyewear.Please call 718-787-4111 for an appointment or just come in with your spectacle prescription. We will treat you like family.
Primary Specialty
Optometrist
Services
Our certified NY State licensed optometrist(s) is able to perform eye exams as well as contact lenses exam. Our eye exams help you avoid eye problems before they occur as well as help solve any problems you may be experiencing. Our optometrist has morning and evening appointments for your convince.
Adult eye examinations
Most eye examination includes:
an examination of the inside and outside of your eyes
a spectacle refraction to determine whether you would benefit from a glasses prescription at distance or at near
an assessment to check your eye muscle movements, and to check how well your eyes are working together
a fundus photograph of each eye
any other tests that our optometrist considers necessary.
If you are over 40, or have a history of glaucoma in your family, or any other risk factors, you can also have:
a visual field test
a measurement of your eye pressures.
After the examination we will discuss the results, and our optometrist can give you advice on eye health and safety whether at work or play, and the use of any spectacles needed.
We recommend an eye examination for adults at least every two years and may recommend an earlier examination if we wish to monitor any conditions.
Child’s eye examination
Babies are usually born with sight, but the abilities to use the two eyes together and to create vision are learned as part of normal development that takes place over many years. With vision, we understand what we see, where things are, and we are able to compare what we see with our other senses, and with previous experience.
So in a child’s eye examination we are looking to see if their visual skill is in place for their age level, as well as to see if they would benefit from any glasses. We want to check that the child can use each eye well with the other eye covered, and then check that they can use both eyes together. We are looking to see if the child has a squint (strabismus), double vision or a lazy eye (amblyopia). Children rarely complain of being unable to see as they tend to presume that everyone else sees as they do, so it is important that all children have an eye examination from an early age.
We recommend that children have an eye examination at six-monthly or annual intervals depending on the age of the child and any difficulties found.
An optometrist trained in working with children can assess many important things about a child’s vision as their vision development is critical to their learning success at school, sport and quality of life. Vision problems are a major source of learning and academic difficulties Once any vision problems have been identified, Optometrist has many ways to help a child (or adult) learn any visual skill that has been learned incompletely
Computers and Reading
In today’s world many people spend much of every day in front of a computer screen, texting on a mobile phone and playing on games consoles.
This can cause visual stress at near which may show as tired, sore or itchy eyes together with general tiredness, headache, an aching back and neck and blurred vision. Computer work is frequently a part of dry eye syndrome.
An eye examination may show that visual stress at near can be relieved by reading or computer glasses.
Additional Services Glasses, insurances,Sunglasses
Adult eye examinations
Most eye examination includes:
an examination of the inside and outside of your eyes
a spectacle refraction to determine whether you would benefit from a glasses prescription at distance or at near
an assessment to check your eye muscle movements, and to check how well your eyes are working together
a fundus photograph of each eye
any other tests that our optometrist considers necessary.
If you are over 40, or have a history of glaucoma in your family, or any other risk factors, you can also have:
a visual field test
a measurement of your eye pressures.
After the examination we will discuss the results, and our optometrist can give you advice on eye health and safety whether at work or play, and the use of any spectacles needed.
We recommend an eye examination for adults at least every two years and may recommend an earlier examination if we wish to monitor any conditions.
Child’s eye examination
Babies are usually born with sight, but the abilities to use the two eyes together and to create vision are learned as part of normal development that takes place over many years. With vision, we understand what we see, where things are, and we are able to compare what we see with our other senses, and with previous experience.
So in a child’s eye examination we are looking to see if their visual skill is in place for their age level, as well as to see if they would benefit from any glasses. We want to check that the child can use each eye well with the other eye covered, and then check that they can use both eyes together. We are looking to see if the child has a squint (strabismus), double vision or a lazy eye (amblyopia). Children rarely complain of being unable to see as they tend to presume that everyone else sees as they do, so it is important that all children have an eye examination from an early age.
We recommend that children have an eye examination at six-monthly or annual intervals depending on the age of the child and any difficulties found.
An optometrist trained in working with children can assess many important things about a child’s vision as their vision development is critical to their learning success at school, sport and quality of life. Vision problems are a major source of learning and academic difficulties Once any vision problems have been identified, Optometrist has many ways to help a child (or adult) learn any visual skill that has been learned incompletely
Computers and Reading
In today’s world many people spend much of every day in front of a computer screen, texting on a mobile phone and playing on games consoles.
This can cause visual stress at near which may show as tired, sore or itchy eyes together with general tiredness, headache, an aching back and neck and blurred vision. Computer work is frequently a part of dry eye syndrome.
An eye examination may show that visual stress at near can be relieved by reading or computer glasses.
Additional Services Glasses, insurances,Sunglasses
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Very unprofessional service, very rude overweight women manager
lied to me about my prescription. After i asked for my prescription she told me that they have no record about it but 2 hours before la
lied to me about my prescription. After i asked for my prescription she told me that they have no record about it but 2 hours before la
by Val L.
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May 01, 2018
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