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Muldoon and Tonge (Ashton-under-Lyne)

178 Stamford Street Central
Ashton-under-Lyne
OL6 7LR

Manager: John Bowers
0161 330 4643
[email protected]
www.muldoonandtongeopticians.co.uk

Facilities

Wheelchair access into the practise
Wheelchair access into the examination room
Extended appointment times
Eye test split into separate visits

Tests

Letter Matching test
Fixation
Kay Picture test
Access to toys
Sheridan Gardiner

Miscellaneous

Familiarisation visit

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