A More Considered Approach to Eye Care
Australian Made Vision exists to connect people with independent optometrists who focus on understanding your vision, your lifestyle, and your long-term eye health.
This is eye care that takes the time to get it right, built around people, not processes.
It’s about care that is:

Thoughtful

Personal

Grounded in clinical expertise

Focused on long-term outcomes
Why Choose an Independent Optometrist?
Independent optometrists take a more considered approach to eye care, one that focuses on understanding your vision, your lifestyle, and your long-term eye health.
Rather than a one-size-fits-all experience, care is tailored to the individual, with time taken to ensure the right outcomes.
What this means for you:
- Personalised eye care based on your needs
- Access to a wide range of lenses and eyewear options
- Clinical independence in recommendations
- A strong focus on long-term eye health
- Support for local Australian businesses and communities

Find an Optometrist near you
Connect with independent optometrists who focus on personalised care, not one-size-fits-all solutions.
Not sure where to start?
Understanding Your Vision
Your vision is influenced by many factors, from your prescription to your lifestyle and eye health.
Explore key areas of eye care to better understand your options:

Eye Conditions
Learn about common vision conditions including:

Glasses and Lenses
Explore different types of lenses and coatings:

Children’s Vision
Support your child’s visual development with early care:
Supporting Australian Eye Care
Independent optometry plays an important role in supporting Australian healthcare, local businesses, and industry.
Many independent practices choose to work with Australian suppliers and laboratories, contributing to local expertise and maintaining high standards in optical manufacturing.
By choosing independent care, you are supporting:

Local healthcare professionals

Community-based businesses

Australian optical expertise and innovation
Featured Articles
Stay informed with practical tips, expert advice, and the latest in eye care.
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- Hay Fever and Itchy Eyes: What Helps and When to Seek CareHay fever can affect the eyes as well as the nose. This guide explains allergy-related eye symptoms, practical ways to reduce irritation, and signs that need professional assessment.
- When Do Optical Extras Reset? Check Your Health Fund’s DatesOptical extras do not have one universal reset date. This guide explains calendar, financial and membership-year limits, rollover considerations and how to check the benefit period for your own policy.
- Optical Extras Before Year End: What to Check Before You ClaimChild myopia management may involve spectacle lenses, contact lenses, ortho-k, atropine, outdoor time and regular monitoring. This guide explains how options may differ, what parents can ask, and why advice should be based on an individual eye examination.







