PORT LINCOLN | WHYALLA | CEDUNA

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If it’s your eyes - see Eyre Eye Centre.

Providing the highest standard of eye care and eye wear, ensuring the people of the Eyre Peninsula receive the best possible vision and eye health care for a full and happy life.

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A comprehensive range of specialist eye care we’re proud to deliver to the Eyre Peninsula

Comprehensive Eye Examinations
Disease Management
Paediatric Vision
Dry Eye Clinic
Specialty Contact Lens Fitting
Quality, Bespoke Optical Frames

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The Eyre Peninsula community deserves the best quality eye care.

Eyre Eye Centre is 100% Eyre Peninsula owned - we know and understand you. We have been improving the vision and lives of our community for over 30 years.

ABOUT US

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PORT LINCOLN

PHONE (08) 8682 4566

22 Liverpool Street, Port Lincoln SA 5606
reception@eyreeyecentre.com.au

Opening Hours
Mon to Fri 8.30am–5.30pm |
Sat 8.30am–12.30pm

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We’re Eyre Peninsula Locals

WHYALLA

PHONE (08) 8645 7399

123 Elliott Street, Whyalla SA 5600
whyalla@eyreeyecentre.com.au

Opening Hours
Mon to Fri 9.00am – 5.30pm

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CEDUNA

PHONE (08) 8625 3511

70 Poynton Street, Ceduna SA 5690
ceduna@eyreeyecentre.com.au

Opening Hours
Mon 12–5.30pm | Tues 8.30am–5.30pm |
Wed 8.30am–1pm

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Rear parking and wheelchair access available at all locations

Outreach & Clinics

Since the beginning, Eyre Eye Centre has serviced and will continue to service the Eyre Peninsula as a whole. Our outreach clinics extend to Cummins, Tumby Bay, Elliston, Wudinna, Streaky Bay, and Ceduna.

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Locals caring for Locals

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Frequently Asked Questions About Common Eye Conditions

Eye Health & Eye Conditions

Vision Loss

90% of vision loss can be prevented or treated with early detection.

Pterygium

A pterygium is a triangular shaped lump of tissue which grows from the white of the eye and on to the cornea.

Macular Degeneration MD

MD causes progressive macular damage which can result in the loss of central vision but the peripheral vision is not affected.

Glaucoma

Glaucoma is the name given to a group of eye diseases in which the optic nerve at the back of the eye is slowly and permanently destroyed.

Dry Eye

Most people have experienced the feeling of dry eye at some time or another. The condition can cause great discomfort or pain, and can affect your vision.