June 5, 2026
Searching for an optometrist near Portsmouth? Our experienced eye doctors provide personalized eye care, including comprehensive eye exams tailored to your vision and health needs. Using advanced digital technology, we offer routine eye exams, diabetic eye screenings, contact lens fittings, LASIK consultations, glaucoma screenings, and advanced retinal imaging. With a focus on precision, early detection, and patient comfort, we ensure the highest quality care for your eye health.
We provide comprehensive eye exams focused on evaluating vision and overall eye health. Using advanced technology, our eye doctor can detect visual signs and changes during your annual exam, supporting proactive eye care and long-term vision wellness.
Our comprehensive eye exam includes Optomap® retinal imaging, a quick and comfortable scan that provides a wide view of the retina. This imaging allows our eye doctor to review retinal and optic nerve health and identify signs associated with conditions such as macular degeneration, as well as retinal changes that may be associated with systemic health conditions including diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol. When appropriate, patients are referred to specialists for additional testing or care.
Our optometrists will assess your vision and lifestyle to help you find the perfect fit for comfort and clarity. We provide expert care, including Myopia Management for long-term eye health. Our eye doctor offers a variety of contact lenses, including daily, weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, and extended wear options, ensuring the best fit for your vision needs.
Need a comprehensive eye exam in Newington? We are close to Newington, just 7 minutes away.
Every comprehensive eye exam at Fox Run Eye Care in Greenland, NH includes a refraction — the part of the exam that tells us how your eyes focus light.
Part of every exam is measuring how your eyes focus light. This is how we identify refractive errors such as myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness) and astigmatism, and how your prescription is determined. On that prescription, the sphere value corrects myopia or hyperopia, while the cylinder value corrects astigmatism.
These conditions can occur together — myopia with astigmatism, or hyperopia with astigmatism — which is why a prescription often includes more than one value. Our doctors explain what each number on your prescription means and what it corrects.
Distant objects look blurry while near vision is usually clearer. It most often develops in childhood and can progress through the school years, though adults have it too. For children, we offer options to slow myopia progression.
The eye focuses light behind the retina. Depending on the degree and your age, focusing takes more effort, most often at near.
The cornea, or less often the lens, has an uneven curvature, so light focuses in more than one direction. Vision can be blurred or distorted at all distances.
No-Puff
Our eye doctor uses the advanced Icare Tonometer for glaucoma screening—no puff test, no drops! This technology provides a quick, comfortable, and precise measurement of intraocular pressure, replacing the traditional puff test.
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Retinal Imaging
Our Diabetic Eye Exam is designed to detect and monitor diabetes-related eye conditions early. Using advanced retinal imaging, our optometrist assesses your eyes for signs of diabetic retinopathy, macular edema, and other complications. Quick, painless, and no drops. A report can be sent to your doctor on request.
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Consultation
Considering LASIK surgery? Our eye doctor provides a comprehensive exam and consultation to determine if you're a good candidate. Partnering with a trusted local LASIK surgeon, we ensure seamless co-management, making your post-op care convenient and stress-free at our office.
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Eyewear
Find eyewear designed to match your vision needs, lifestyle, and personal style. Following your eye exam, our optometrist helps you select prescription lenses and frames that support clear, comfortable vision for everyday life.
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Protection
Protect your eyes at work with prescription and non-prescription safety glasses, properly fitted for comfort and clear vision.
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Order Online
Daily, weekly, and monthly contact lenses fitted for your vision and comfort. Order online easily and enjoy clear sight with expert support from our eye care team.
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Wellness
Eye supplements can support overall eye wellness and long-term visual health. Based on your eye exam and individual needs, our optometrist can recommend appropriate nutritional support as part of a proactive approach to eye care.
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Bring your photo ID to your appointment.
Bring your updated insurance card to your appointment.
If you have glasses or contacts, bring them along to your comprehensive eye exam appointment so our eye doctor knows what you have been wearing.
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Most comprehensive eye exams take about 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the tests needed. Your eye doctor takes the time to evaluate your vision and eye health thoroughly.
Our comprehensive exam uses Optomap® retinal imaging, which gives a wide view of the retina. In many cases this allows a detailed retinal evaluation without traditional dilation drops.
Most adults benefit from an eye exam every one to two years. Patients with diabetes, higher prescriptions, or a family history of eye disease may need more frequent visits—your eye doctor will advise you.
Yes. Our Greenland office is about 5 minutes from Portsmouth and 7 minutes from Newington, and we welcome patients from across the Seacoast.
Please bring a photo ID, your updated insurance card, and your current glasses or contact lenses so our eye doctor knows what you have been wearing.
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