Autorefractometry
Computerized measurement of the dioptre with an autorefractor for an initial vision assessment.
Healthcare that comes to you. Bulgaria's first mobile optical store with an eye clinic.
For patients
Everything you need to know before your visit: how the exam works, what it includes, pricing and preparation.
How it works
We take care of the organization. You just pick a convenient time and show up.
Step 1
By phone or email at info@progled-bg.com. The visit is organized once enough people from your area have signed up — if not, we'll let you know and offer another date.
Step 2
In the mobile clinic, a doctor performs the eye examination and refraction with modern equipment and explains the result to you.
Step 3
The optician carries out the doctor's prescription: over 400 frames on site, lens selection, fitting and centring. Lenses are made in a specialized lab using European materials.
Step 4
The finished glasses are delivered back to the same location, with no extra delivery fee.
Computerized measurement of the dioptre with an autorefractor for an initial vision assessment.
Vision testing with optotypes and trial lenses to precisely determine the needed correction.
Following the doctor's prescription, the optician selects and fits the frame, advises on the lenses and does the centring.
Over 400 prescription frames on site, so you can find one that's comfortable and stylish for you.
Lenses are made in a specialized lab using European materials.
During periodic free campaigns we also offer non-contact retina imaging with a fundus camera and AI analysis.

The eye examination and refraction are performed by a doctor with modern equipment, and the doctor explains the result. The optician then carries out the prescription so you get comfortable, quality glasses.
19.50 €
Free if you order glasses from us.
The price depends on the frame and lenses chosen. You'll get an estimated quote on site before ordering.
The finished glasses are delivered back to the exam location — with no extra charge.
Bring your current glasses or prescription, if you have one.
If you wear contact lenses, remove them at least 2 hours before the exam — for soft lenses, and up to 24 hours for hard lenses.
If you have a chronic condition or take medication that affects your vision, please tell the doctor before the examination.

Book an appointment by phone or online. We'll let you know once the visit for your area is confirmed.