Eyes Fusion Optometrists is a Tanjong Pagar optometry practice at #01-71 International Plaza, describing itself as a new generation of optometrists specialising in Total Eyecare Services. That covers comprehensive vision tests, speciality contact lens work, vision therapy, myopic control and everyday eyewear services — a wider clinical scope than a straightforward glasses shop.
The retail side is built around a Touch & Feel open-concept store: modular shelving and furniture keep frames and sunglasses within easy reach, so customers are free to handle and try on as many pairs as they like. The store advertises frames in 15 minutes and stocks disposable contact lenses from Acuvue, Alcon CIBA Vision, CooperVision and Maxim.
The frame wall runs to more than two hundred models across metal, plastic and titanium, with sunglasses in a separate category. Brands on display include Ray-Ban, Moschino, Coach, Armani Exchange, Lacello and ikeye, with Benetton frames featured and recent arrivals from Zkeiru and MOZOTTO. An online store mirrors the shelves, complete with wish list, gift vouchers and a specials page.
Tucked into International Plaza on Anson Road in Tanjong Pagar, Eyes Fusion Optometrists describes itself as a new generation of optometry practice. The phrase works on two levels. Clinically, the practice specialises in Total Eyecare Services, a scope that stretches well beyond dispensing glasses. On the shop floor, it takes the shape of a Touch & Feel open-concept store, designed so that customers can pick up and try on spectacle frames and sunglasses freely, at their own pace.
That philosophy is built into the store itself. Rather than frames locked behind counters, the space uses modular shelving and furniture that keeps eyewear within easy reach. It suits unhurried browsing: you can weigh a bold plastic frame against a slim metal one, try on sunglasses, and work through as many pairs as you like before narrowing the choice down.
The clinical side of the practice covers comprehensive vision tests, speciality contact lens services, vision therapy, myopic control and general eyewear services. The inclusion of vision therapy and myopic control is worth noting: these are services for people who want to do more than simply correct a prescription, including managing short-sightedness as it progresses. Having them alongside routine eyecare under one roof is the practice's core proposition.
Contact lens wearers are well catered for too. The store stocks disposable lenses from four established names in the category — Acuvue, Alcon CIBA Vision, CooperVision and Maxim — and has prominently promoted Acuvue's multifocal lenses, a hint at the range of wearing needs it covers.
Eyewear is where the Touch & Feel concept pays off. The frame catalogue runs to more than two hundred models, organised into three material categories: metal, plastic and titanium. Counts on the site list 156 plastic models, 58 metal and 10 titanium — numbers that underline where the depth of the collection lies, with a focused titanium selection for shoppers who want that material specifically. Sunglasses get their own category on the shelves as well.
The brand mix pairs recognisable names with newer labels. Ray-Ban, Moschino, Coach, Armani Exchange, Lacello and ikeye appear on the store's brand wall, and Ray-Ban and Armani have headlined its banners. Recent arrivals include ten-style runs from Zkeiru and MOZOTTO, while Benetton frames feature among the store's highlighted picks.
One of the store's own banners makes a bold operational promise: frames in 15 minutes. For anyone who has waited days for a new pair of glasses, the appeal is obvious — choose your frame and be on your way the same visit. The online catalogue mirrors the shelves, so regulars can re-order contact lenses or scout a frame before dropping in, and gift vouchers make the store an easy stop for anyone buying eyewear as a present.
Eyes Fusion also runs a full online store alongside the physical one. Visitors can browse the same categories — frames, sunglasses and disposable lenses — keep a wish list, order gift vouchers and check the specials page. Prices are listed in Singapore dollars, with the site able to display euros, pounds sterling or US dollars for anyone comparing from abroad.
The location helps on the practical side. International Plaza sits along Anson Road in Tanjong Pagar, a well-trafficked part of the city where an express service like frames in 15 minutes fits naturally into a working day.
Whether you are due for a comprehensive vision test, weighing up myopia control, after speciality contact lenses or simply in the mood for an unhurried hour with two hundred frames, Eyes Fusion Optometrists is set up for exactly that kind of visit: clinical eyecare first, with a shop floor that invites you to take your time.