FAQ
Eye Exams
The cost for a complete eye exam is $110. It’s done by a qualified optometrist. Additional fees may apply for obtaining RAMQ forms and for exams such as OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography). For people aged 65 and over, the exam is covered by the RAMQ, with the exception of the fundus photo at a cost of $25 and imaging at a cost of $45. For children under 18, the exam is covered by the RAMQ, with the exception of the fundus photo at a cost of $25.
It’s recommended to have an eye exam once a year for people under 18 and 65 and over. For individuals aged 18 to 64, the recommended frequency generally varies from 1 to 2 years. Only your optometrist will be able to advise you on the appropriate frequency of your eye exams.
The first eye exam should be done before your child starts school, around the age of 4. However, if you notice that your child has visual discomfort before this age, it’s recommended to have an evaluation with an optometrist as soon as possible.
Glasses and Contact Lenses
Yes, we accept outside prescriptions, but the prescription must respect the validity prescribed by the optometrist.
We offer single-vision lenses and progressive lenses. Our specialists are able to meet your specific needs according to your vision.
It is possible to order non-prescription glasses in store. Non-prescription lenses can have the same anti-reflective protection and scratch resistance as our prescription lenses.
It’s possible to order blue light filtering glasses with or without prescription.
You can drop in at your nearest Le Lunetier and our teams of opticians will be able to make the necessary adjustments to your glasses.
We offer an eyeglass repair service in our in-store labs. Since every case is unique, our qualified opticians will assess the repair and advise you accordingly.
We sell contact lenses of all types (one-day and monthly).
Our opticians offer training on the fitting, removal, maintenance and precautions to take with contact lenses. However, you must have a valid prescription from an optometrist.
General Information
Whether for an eye exam by an optometrist or a glasses purchase, our team will always give you an invoice that you can submit to your insurance. Some stores also offer the possibility of sending your group insurance claim directly on site.
We accept the following payment methods in store: cash, debit, Visa and Mastercard.