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Best Optometrist in Sydney

Compare optometry costs across 24 clinics in Sydney. FreeCare helps you find affordable healthcare near you.

EyecarePlus

Sydney, Australia

Accepting Patients

Optometrist Graham Lowe

Oaks Avenue

Accepting Patients

Eyecare Network

Canley Vale Road 231

Accepting Patients

George & Matilda Eyecare

Sydney, Australia

Accepting Patients

G&M Karisma

Sydney, Australia

Accepting Patients

Eyestore

Sydney, Australia

Accepting Patients

Optometrist

Sydney, Australia

Accepting Patients

OPSM

Sydney, Australia

Accepting Patients

the-eye care optometrist

Sydney, Australia

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Optometrist Parramatta

Sydney, Australia

Accepting Patients

David Hendry EyeQ Optometrists

Turner Road 1A

+61 2 9456 1545

Accepting Patients

George Nasser Optometrist

Sydney, Australia

Accepting Patients

G&M Optometrist

Starkey Street

+61 2 9452 1033

Accepting Patients

Mortdale Eyecare

Sydney, Australia

Accepting Patients

Bondi Optical

Bondi Road 202A

+61 2 9369 3115

Accepting Patients

Oscar Wylee

Church Street 159-175

Accepting Patients

Dorothy Optic

Marion Street 7

+61 2 9790 1208

Accepting Patients

OPSM

Sydney, Australia

Accepting Patients

SMK Eyecare

Sydney, Australia

Accepting Patients

Epping Eyecare Centre

Sydney, Australia

Accepting Patients

Macleay Optics

Sydney, Australia

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Grbevski Associates

Sydney, Australia

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Passion Eye Care

Sydney, Australia

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Petersham Eye Centre

Sydney, Australia

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does an eye test cost in Sydney?

A comprehensive eye exam costs $60–$100, and many practices bulk bill or offer free tests when you buy glasses. Medicare covers the full cost of a standard test for eligible patients.

Does Medicare cover eye tests?

Yes — Medicare covers a bulk-billed comprehensive eye exam every 2 years for most people (more often for children and certain conditions).

How much do glasses cost?

Frames start around $50–$150, lenses $80–$400 depending on prescriptions, coatings and lens type. Private health extras usually pay a set amount per frame and lenses.

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See typical optometrist prices in Australia, what affects the fee, and what Medicare and health funds cover.

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