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Optometrist pricing in Berkeley tend to run above the national average here, reflecting higher local labor and cost-of-living rates. The estimates below are typical local ranges, adjusted for CA labor and cost-of-living, and are a starting point — always confirm scope and get a written quote before hiring.
| Service | Typical range in Berkeley |
|---|---|
| Eye Exam | $130 – $390 |
Ranges are estimates for Berkeley, CA based on national pricing data adjusted for local rates. Actual quotes vary by scope, materials, and provider.
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Adults with no vision problems should get a comprehensive eye exam every two years, while those who wear glasses or contacts should be examined annually.
An optometrist (OD) is a doctor of optometry who performs eye exams, prescribes glasses and contacts, and diagnoses and treats many eye conditions.
A comprehensive eye exam without insurance typically costs $75 to $200, depending on the optometrist's location and the tests performed.
Most vision insurance plans cover one comprehensive eye exam per year, with little or no copay for in-network optometrists.
Children should have their first comprehensive eye exam at six months of age, a second exam at age three, and another before starting first grade.