Eye Haus is a neighbourhood optical shop in Bedok, Singapore, dedicated to crafting glasses tailored to each person's individual vision needs. The team offers eye exams for both adults and children, along with progressive lens customization designed to deliver seamless, line-free vision correction.
Beyond fitting glasses, Eye Haus positions itself as a resource for understanding common vision conditions, publishing educational content on topics including double vision (diplopia), anisometropia, colour vision deficiency, phoria, tropia (strabismus), myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism and presbyopia. The shop offers a free consultation to identify type of colour vision deficiency, including the chance to try sample prescription colour filter lenses, with walk-ins always welcome.
With years of experience in the eye care industry, Eye Haus aims to deliver expert advice and tailored solutions for everyday vision comfort, open seven days a week for convenient access.
Eye Haus is a neighbourhood optical shop in Bedok, built around a simple idea: that every person's vision is unique. Rather than treating glasses as a one-size-fits-all product, the team crafts eyewear with precision, tailoring details down to the finest specifications for each customer who walks through the door.
A core part of Eye Haus's offering is progressive lens customization — seamless, line-free lenses tailored to each wearer's specific vision needs, removing the need to switch between different pairs of glasses for different distances. The shop frames its approach around the idea that the right pair of glasses can bring clarity, comfort and confidence to everyday life, much like light itself. With years of experience in the eye care industry, the team aims to combine expert advice with genuinely tailored solutions rather than a generic prescription-and-go approach.
What sets Eye Haus apart is the depth of educational content it offers customers around common vision conditions. The shop's blog covers double vision (diplopia), anisometropia, colour vision deficiency, phoria, tropia (strabismus), myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, and presbyopia — giving customers a way to understand what might be affecting their vision before or after a visit. This includes practical detail, such as explaining that colour vision deficiency is typically categorised into red-green deficiency (the most common form), blue-yellow deficiency, and monochromacy (complete colour blindness, which is rare), and that while there's no cure for colour vision deficiency, prescription colour filter lenses can help enhance colour perception.
For customers who suspect they may have some form of colour vision deficiency, Eye Haus offers a free consultation to identify the specific type, along with the opportunity to try sample prescription colour filter lenses on the spot. Walk-ins are always welcome for this service, making it an accessible first step for anyone curious about their colour vision without needing to book ahead.
Eye Haus also offers children's eye exams, with particular attention to myopia — an increasingly common refractive error, especially in children — including guidance on myopia control. This makes the shop a practical option for parents wanting to keep an eye on their children's vision development alongside managing their own eye care needs.
Eye Haus is located at Block 539 Bedok North Street 3, #01-647, Singapore, and is open seven days a week from 9am to 7pm — a schedule that makes it accessible for both weekday and weekend visits. Customers can reach the shop by phone or WhatsApp, and walk-ins are welcome for consultations. Whether it's a routine eye exam, a child's first vision check, or a specific concern like double vision or colour deficiency, Eye Haus positions itself as a genuinely knowledgeable, community-based option for eye care in the Bedok area.