For over 80 years, our practice on Broad Street has cared for the eyesight of Fraserburgh’s community. We believe every patient deserves time, attention, and expert care – that’s why our eye examinations are never rushed. Whether you’re visiting for your first test or returning for your regular check-up, you’ll always find a warm welcome and a thorough service.
Our enhanced eye exam gives you the most detailed picture of your eye health. Like every NHS-funded examination in Scotland, it is free of charge to you, but we also recommend adding Optomap imaging for a small additional fee.
Optomap takes a wide view image of the back of your eye, helping us detect even the smallest changes. This means we can spot potential problems earlier – often before you notice any symptoms yourself. Many of our patients choose Optomap for the extra reassurance it brings.
Every patient in Scotland is entitled to a free NHS eye examination. During this appointment, we’ll check your vision, update your prescription if needed, and look at the health of your eyes. If further tests are required, we’ll explain these clearly and guide you through the next steps.
As we grow older, our eyes naturally change. Some conditions are more common with age, such as:
We run specialist clinics to monitor and manage these conditions. Regular eye examinations allow us to keep a close watch on your eye health and provide advice and treatment when needed.
Should you need a prescription, we’ll talk you through your options. At Stephen Cuddy Optometrists, we offer a wide range of frames to suit all styles and budgets, as well as comfortable contact lens options. Our team is here to help you choose what’s right for you.
Your eyes are precious, and regular eye examinations are the best way to keep them healthy. Whether you’re due a routine check-up or have noticed a change in your vision, we’d love to look after you.
Contact us today to book your appointment. You can call us, email us, or use our online form – whichever is easiest for you.
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