Eyeglass and frame selection
Precise fitting of corrective glasses and sunglasses with a wide selection of frames from leading brands.
About the service
Properly fitted glasses provide not only clear vision but also comfort: your eyes get less tired and you don't get headaches. At SAIF OPTICS, glasses are selected based on the results of an eye exam and your needs: computer work, driving, or reading.
Our specialists select single vision, progressive, and office lenses, prescription sunglasses, and lenses with coatings: anti-reflective, photochromic, and blue light protection. The store offers a wide selection of frames from leading brands — you can try them on and choose the one that suits you best.
Service prices
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Eyeglass fitting after the initial examination50 000 UZS AO00001Eyeglass fitting after the initial examination50 000 UZS AO00001
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Glasses and frames (price from)150 000 UZS AO00002Glasses and frames (price from)150 000 UZS AO00002
Process
How the fitting works:
- Diagnostics: testing of visual acuity and refraction.
- Lens selection: the specialist selects lenses to suit your needs and lifestyle.
- Choosing frames: trying on frames at the SAIF OPTICS store.
- Pickup and adjustment: checking the glasses, precise frame adjustment, and care recommendations. If necessary, a follow-up check after one month.
Schedule an appointment
Leave a request for a consultation, and SAIF Medical Group specialists will contact you to arrange a convenient time for your visit and answer all your questions.
FAQ
Yes. To make your glasses comfortable and prevent eye strain, they are selected based on the results of a vision test. You can have the exam with us on the day of your visit.
These are lenses that let you see well at any distance — far, intermediate, and near. They are convenient if you need glasses for both distance and reading.
This coating can make screen work more comfortable. The specialist will advise which coatings are right for you.
Usually from a few days to two weeks; progressive lenses may take a little longer. If the discomfort persists, come in for a follow-up check.
Yes, but we recommend a fresh eye exam: your parameters may have changed since the prescription was issued.