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Specsavers · Chelsea, Greater London

Specsavers Chelsea

No Specsavers practice listed in Chelsea

Information last checked against Specsavers's own website: November 2026

We don't currently have a Specsavers practice listed in Chelsea. The nearest Specsavers locations we list are below, along with other opticians in Chelsea you can book direct.

Nearest Specsavers locations

Specsavers opens and closes practices from time to time, so check the Specsavers website for the latest list.

How to book an eye test in Chelsea

Enter your postcode on eyetest.co.uk to find opticians near you, then book direct with the optician. Where we can show appointment availability, we do.

Find opticians near SW3 4UTVisit specsavers.co.uk

Opticians in Chelsea

Find them near SW3 4UT and book direct.

Eye test prices at Specsavers

ServicePriceTime
NHS-funded eye testIn England you qualify for a free NHS sight test if you are under 16, aged 16 to 18 and in full-time education, aged 60 or over, or meet other criteria such as having diabetes or glaucoma, being at risk of glaucoma, being registered sight impaired, or receiving certain benefits. In Scotland, NHS eye examinations are free for everyone. Let the store know you qualify when you book, and bring proof to your appointment.Free (if eligible)Ask your store
Private eye test (comprehensive)Specsavers' standard eye test for anyone who does not qualify for an NHS-funded test. It includes a discussion of your history and symptoms, pre-tests such as the air-puff eye pressure check, a vision test with a letter chart to work out your prescription, and a detailed check of the health of your eyes. Specsavers says a routine test costs £25, though some stores charge less and promotional vouchers are sometimes available.£20 to £25Ask your store
OCT scanAn add-on to your eye test. OCT (optical coherence tomography) is a 3D scan of the back of the eye that looks beneath the surface of the retina, and Specsavers says it can help spot signs of conditions such as glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy up to four years earlier than traditional methods. Not every store offers it, so check with your local store when you book.Up to £10 extra in most stores (may vary in Scotland)A few seconds (on top of your eye test)
Home eye testFor people who cannot leave home unaccompanied because of a physical or mental illness or disability, including care home residents. A visiting optometrist carries out a full eye test with portable equipment and brings a selection of frames. Glasses are made to your prescription and should be ready within 21 days, then delivered and fitted at home. Most glasses sales on a home visit carry a £30 non-refundable home visit fee, which does not apply to the free NHS eye test itself or to fully funded NHS glasses.Free (if NHS-eligible) / £60 privateAsk when you book
Hearing testA free hearing check with an audiologist at participating stores, with no obligation to buy a hearing aid. The audiologist examines your ear canals and eardrums with a small camera, then plays sounds at different pitches to measure the quietest sounds you can hear. If you qualify for NHS hearing aids in an area where Specsavers provides NHS hearing services, the test, two digital hearing aids and aftercare are free.FreeAround an hour for a first appointment
Children's eye testChildren under 16 qualify for a free NHS-funded eye test, and Specsavers recommends children have one every year as their eyes develop. You can book a child's test online, or call your local store to book a family appointment so an adult and child are seen together.Free (NHS-funded)Ask your store
Corporate eyecareIf your employer is registered with Specsavers' corporate eyecare scheme, you can use an employer voucher for an eye test. The scheme covers screen users, company drivers and industrial roles, including prescription safety glasses.Covered by employer voucherAsk your store

Prices are the same as on Specsavers's own website when we checked in November 2026, and may vary by store. Specsavers eye test price and full details

What we like about Specsavers

  • Clear published pricing: a routine eye test is £20 to £25, and an OCT scan is up to £10 extra in most stores
  • Free NHS-funded eye tests for anyone who qualifies, and free eye examinations for everyone in Scotland
  • Free hearing tests with no obligation to buy
  • Home eye tests for people who cannot leave home unaccompanied
  • More than 900 UK locations, so most people have a store nearby

Free NHS eye tests in Chelsea

In England, NHS eye tests are free for eligible groups, including children under 16, young people aged 16 to 18 in full-time education, people aged 60 or over, people with diabetes or glaucoma and people on certain benefits.

Your NHS entitlement is the same at any optician that offers NHS sight tests, so you can use it at Specsavers or at another optician in Chelsea, Greater London. Tell the optician when you book and bring proof of entitlement if you have it. Who gets a free eye test

What happens at an eye test

An eye test checks how well you see and the health of your eyes. The optometrist will usually ask about your health and any symptoms, check your vision and prescription, and look at the front and back of your eyes. Many opticians also measure the pressure in your eyes and offer extra scans such as OCT.

Bring your current glasses or contact lenses, a list of any medicines you take and proof of NHS entitlement if you have it. Afterwards you will be given your prescription, which you can use at any optician.

Specsavers Chelsea: questions

Is there a Specsavers in Chelsea?▾
We don't currently have a Specsavers practice listed in Chelsea. The nearest Specsavers locations we list are London (about 2 miles), Putney (about 3 miles), Richmond (about 6 miles), Ealing (about 6 miles). Specsavers opens and closes practices from time to time, so check the Specsavers website for the latest list.
How much is an eye test at Specsavers?▾
Specsavers's published eye test prices are Free NHS / £20 to £25 private. NHS-funded eye tests are free if you qualify. Prices can vary by store and change from time to time, so check with Specsavers before you book.
Can I get a free NHS eye test in Chelsea?▾
Yes, if you qualify. In England, NHS eye tests are free for eligible groups, including children under 16, young people aged 16 to 18 in full-time education, people aged 60 or over, people with diabetes or glaucoma and people on certain benefits.
How do I book an eye test in Chelsea?▾
Find opticians near you on eyetest.co.uk and book direct with the optician. Where we can show appointment availability, we do. You can also book on the optician's own website or by contacting the practice.
How long does an eye test take at Specsavers?▾
Specsavers says its private eye test (comprehensive) takes ask your store.

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Please note: The information on this page was last checked against Specsavers's own website in November 2026. Prices, offers and NHS rules change from time to time. Promotions such as free or discounted eye tests are time-limited, subject to availability and may only apply at some locations. Always check with the optician or the official NHS website for your country before you book.

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