Inside Costco Bridgewater – no Costco membership needed.
Routine exams are self-pay with clear pricing.
Medical eye concerns are billed to your medical insurance.

Welcome to Lumos Eyecare: Optometry & Dry Eye Center

A note from Dr. Kiranjeet Sran, Founder:

"We opened Lumos Eyecare in 2023 to make thorough, modern eye care easy to get. Our doctors take time to explain what they see and what your options are. Most of all, we focus on the eye problems that don’t have quick fixes – dry eye, childhood nearsightedness, and eyes that are hard to fit with contacts."

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What Sets Us Apart

From routine exams to advanced care for dry eye, myopia, and hard-to-fit eyes, we take the time to find what’s right for your vision and eye health.

Dry Eye Center

Treatment that goes beyond eye drops. We use in-office IPL, low-level light, radiofrequency, and muscle stimulation therapy to treat the root causes of dry, irritated eyes.

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Scleral & Specialty Lenses

Custom-fit lenses for keratoconus, irregular corneas, and eyes that standard contacts can’t fit comfortably.

Myopia Management

Nearsightedness in kids tends to worsen each year. We offer proven options, including specialty contact lenses, orthokeratology, and eye drops, to slow it down. Dr. Sran is the AOA/CooperVision Myopia Change Agent for New Jersey.

Advanced Retinal Imaging

OCT and OCTA scans show the layers and blood vessels of your retina, helping us catch disease before you notice symptoms.

Routine Eye Exams - Self-pay

Clear prices, no surprises. Every exam includes retinal photos.

Eyeglass exam from $129
Contact lens exam from $199
Add OCT scan for $39
Add OCT + OCTA for $59

Why add a scan? Most eye diseases have no early symptoms. A scan is often the only way to catch them early.

Have vision insurance? We’re out of network, but we’ll file the claim for you. Your plan mails your reimbursement check directly to you.

We see everyone from kids to seniors, and offer DMV vision exams.

Medical Visits – Insurance Accepted

If you have an eye problem – like dry eye, red or painful eyes, sudden vision changes, diabetes, or cataracts – we bill your medical insurance, and you pay your usual copay and deductible.

If the doctor finds a medical issue during a routine exam, your follow-up care is billed to medical insurance.

Medicare covers visits for eye problems, but not routine exams or glasses prescriptions.