The Ada
$249
Tortoiseshell, keyhole bridge
Unhurried eye tests, bulk billed when Medicare covers them, and frames you'll want to wear. We'll tell you if you don't need new glasses.
Medicare covers a full eye test every 3 years under 65 and every year from 65, and sooner when the optometrist finds a significant change. Children's tests are covered too.
Filter by shape, size, material and price, then build your glasses below.
$249
Tortoiseshell, keyhole bridge
$279
Black, a soft wing
$229
Navy, wide fit
$199
Fine gold metal
$259
Gunmetal, adjustable nose pads
$179
Cherry, narrow fit
No frames match. Try a wider price or another shape.
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A guide price. Your optometrist confirms the lenses that suit your prescription. Health fund benefits depend on your cover; we claim on the spot.
No upselling. If your old glasses still work for you, we'll say so. Coatings are optional, and we'll explain which ones help your prescription.
Health fund claims on the spot with most extras policies. What you get back depends on your cover.
This guide isn't a diagnosis. If you're worried, call us, or call 000 in an emergency.
When Medicare covers it, we bulk bill: no cost to you. That's every 3 years under 65, every year from 65, and sooner when the optometrist finds a significant change.
Yes. We'll check they're sound and fit new lenses; lens prices are the same.
Yes, from about 3 years old. Medicare covers children's tests too.
No. Surcharges on eftpos, Mastercard and Visa ended in October 2026, and we never charged them.
Forty-five minutes, unhurried, and bulk billed when it's covered.