Specsavers member offer
At Specsavers, Southern Cross members get more.
Half price eye test - receive a half price eye test, normally valued at $60, just $30.
OCT scan - we include an advanced 3D eye scan as part of every standard comprehensive eye test, at no extra charge.
25% off one pair - from the $169 range or above. All frames come complete with standard single version lenses.
To redeem these great offers, simply book your appointment online or instore, and show your Southern Cross member card or your virtual card on the My Southern Cross mobile app.
Do I need an eye test?
Eye tests play a huge part in making sure your eyes stay healthy. Not only are they important for indicating whether you need to start wearing glasses or need to change your prescription, but also for detecting some common medical conditions.
90% of vision loss can be prevented or treated if detected early, which is why we include an OCT advanced 3D eye scan as part of every comprehensive eye test, at no extra charge.
How often do I need an eye test?
It is recommended that you book an eye test at least every two years. However, if you notice any difference in your vision, fall into a certain age group, or have started experiencing some of the symptoms we’ve outlined below, it’s best to book an eye test appointment as soon as possible.
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