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Comprehensive eye exams. See clearly and understand your eye health.

A routine eye exam is a place to talk about how you see and how your eyes feel, not just update a prescription.

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Dr. Ghohestani examining a patient at the slit lamp during a comprehensive eye exam
  • How long to allowPlan for 30 to 45 minutes onsite in total, including check-in.
  • How it is paidSelf-pay is $95, and the office can check whether your plan is on the current list.
  • Is the exam the same as buying glasses?No. The medical practice’s exam and the retailer’s eyewear purchase are separate. Ask for the exam fee and any additional testing costs before deciding.

What your visit includes.

No insurance? You can still ask about care. Compare the visit, the fee, and what is separate before sharing contact details.

Routine eye exam
Cost
$95 self-pay
Eyewear, contact lens fitting and additional testing are separate.
When
You choose the days
Share your preferred days. The office confirms a time.
Time to allow
30 to 45 minutes
Total time onsite, including check-in.
Where
You choose the office
AuroraGreensburgRichmondEach inside a Walmart Vision Center.

Offices offering this care.

Helpful guides for the step you’re on.

Cost and coverageHow much does an eye exam cost without insurance?No insurance? An AVCC eye exam is $95. Want contacts too? The exam plus a contact lens fitting is $160 for new patients and first-time wearers.Planning your visitHow long should I set aside for an eye exam?Plan about 30–45 minutes for an AVCC comprehensive exam or 45–60 minutes for a contact lens visit. Your needs can affect the time.Planning your visitYour first AVCC visit: a simple preparation checklistKnow what to confirm, what to bring and which questions to ask about cost, time and the next step before your first visit.