Our Services
Eye care at the counter
Everything an optician should do beyond selling you a frame — testing, screening, fitting, and free adjustments for as long as you own the glasses.
Comprehensive Eye Test
About 20 minutes
Free
A full twenty-minute test on computerised equipment — distance, near, astigmatism and eye coordination — with your prescription in writing.
Computerised Eye Testing
Same visit
Included
Autorefractor and digital phoropter for an objective starting point, so the test is not guesswork before the letters even come out.
Eye Health Screening
By appointment
₹300
Slit-lamp examination of the front of the eye and a retinal check. We refer you to an ophthalmologist if anything needs a doctor.
Contact Lens Fitting
About 20 minutes
₹500, refunded on purchase
Corneal measurement, a trial lens and a taught insertion-and-care session before you take a box home. Required for first-time wearers.
Children's Eye Care
From age 3
Free
Child-friendly testing from age three, screen-time advice and frames built to survive a school bag. Squints and lazy eye referred promptly.
Frame Styling & Repairs
Walk in any time
Free for customers
Help choosing a shape that suits your face, plus free adjustments, nose-pad replacement and screw tightening for life on anything bought here.
About Us
An eye test, not a sales pitch
We started as a single counter on FC Road fitting reading glasses, and the thing that kept people coming back was never the frames — it was that the test was unhurried and nobody was pushed into a lens they did not need. Every eye test is done by a qualified optometrist on computerised equipment, and takes about twenty minutes. You get your prescription in writing whether or not you buy from us. Our edging lab is in the store, so single-vision lenses are usually cut and fitted within the hour. Progressives and specialist coatings take two to three days because they are ordered to your exact measurements. If a frame does not suit you, we will say so. That is the whole job.
Free 20-minute eye test
Computerised testing by a qualified optometrist. Your prescription in writing, yours to keep.
Fitted in 60 minutes
In-store edging lab. Most single-vision lenses are cut and fitted while you wait.
One-year warranty
Manufacturing defects on frames and lens coatings covered for a full year.
Honest advice
We will tell you when the cheaper lens is the right one. No commission on upgrades.
The Store
Two thousand frames, one wall
Come and try them on — nothing beats seeing a frame on your own face.
FAQ
Questions customers ask us
Is the eye test really free?
Yes, the standard eye test is free with no obligation to buy, and you get the prescription in writing to take anywhere. Only the eye health screening, which includes a slit-lamp and retinal check, is charged separately at ₹300.
How long will my glasses take?
Standard single-vision lenses are cut in our own lab and are usually ready in about an hour. Progressives, high powers and specialist coatings are ordered to your measurements and take two to three working days.
Can I use a prescription from another optician or a hospital?
Yes, as long as it is less than a year old and includes your pupillary distance. If the PD is missing we will measure it here at no charge. Bring the prescription with you or send a photo on WhatsApp.
What does the warranty cover?
One year on manufacturing defects in the frame and on lens coatings peeling or crazing. It does not cover accidental damage, scratches from cleaning with a shirt, or a lost pair. Adjustments, nose pads and screws are free for life on anything bought here.
Can I return them if I don't get on with them?
Frames can be exchanged within 15 days in unused condition. Lenses ground to your prescription cannot be resold, so they are non-returnable, but if you are struggling to adapt to a new progressive, come back — that is usually a fitting adjustment, not a wrong lens.
Do you do home eye tests?
For elderly and mobility-restricted customers we test at home by appointment within the city, at no extra charge on a purchase. Call or WhatsApp to arrange one.
How often should I get my eyes tested?
Every two years for most adults, annually if you are over 40, diabetic, or your prescription has been changing. Children should be tested every year while their eyes are still developing.
Book a free eye test
Twenty minutes, no obligation, and you keep the prescription. Walk in or message us on WhatsApp with a time that suits.
opticals
Lensora Opticals — over 2,000 frames, free eye tests by qualified optometrists, and prescription lenses cut and fitted in our own lab on FC Road, Pune.
Contact
- +91 90210 44567
- hello@lensoraopticals.in
- 22 FC Road, Shivajinagar, Pune, Maharashtra 411005