NHS Voucher

We Accept NHS Optical Vouchers at Specsmart.co.uk

At Specsmart.co.uk, we believe everyone deserves stylish, high-quality eyewear at a fair price — especially when using your NHS optical voucher.

If you've recently had an NHS eye test at a high street optician but didn’t find a glasses collection you liked, or felt their prices were too high — you’re not stuck with them. You can still use your NHS optical voucher right here at Specsmart.co.uk!

💡 How It Works:

NHS optical voucher after your test – you are entitled to take it elsewhere, they should provide you with Voucher Code and Authorisation code take a note of the codes.

Specsmart.co.uk and choose from our wide selection of stylish, affordable frames and lens options and at the check out enter vouvher codes and NHS discount will be applied.

We’ll apply the voucher value to your order – saving you money while giving you more choice

✅ Why Choose Specsmart?

you won’t find on the high street

– get more value from your NHS voucher

on all orders

from qualified optical professionals

ordering process

Whether you’re after everyday glasses, reading specs, or prescription sunglasses — we make it easy to get the eyewear you actually want, without paying more than you need to.

👓 Don’t settle – use your NHS voucher at Specsmart.co.uk and see the difference.

for more info for the NHS entitlements for the Optical voucher please read below

NHS offers free eye tests to individuals who fall under certain conditions. Here are some conditions you must check to qualify for the NHS Free Eye test.

Individuals under 16 years of age

Individuals with age of 16, 17 or 18 and in full-time education (this includes being taught full-time at a school, college, university or at home)

Individuals of 60 or over

Registered as partially sighted or blind

Individuals diagnosed with diabetes or glaucoma

Individuals aged 40 or over and your mother, father, sibling or child has been diagnosed with glaucoma

Been advised by an eye doctor (ophthalmologist) that you're at risk of glaucoma

Prisoner on leave from prison

Eligible for an NHS complex lens voucher – your optician can advise you about your entitlement

Individuals or their partners, including civil partners or under the age of 20 and the dependant of someone receiving:

Income Support

Income-based Employment and Support Allowance

Income-based Jobseeker's Allowance

Pension Credit Guarantee Credit

Universal Credit and meet the criteria

If you are entitled to or named on any of the following, you may qualify:

A valid NHS tax credit exemption certificate: If you don't have the certificate, you can present your award notice. Eligibility applies if you receive Child Tax Credits, Working Tax Credits (with a disability element or both), and your income for tax credit purposes is £15,276 or less.

A valid NHS certificate for full help with health costs (HC2).

An NHS certificate for partial help with health costs (HC3): This may also provide assistance with the cost of a private sight test.

How to get NHS glasses voucher?

As we already mentioned, the NHS has criteria for people to fulfil to be eligible for the vouchers. NHS vouchers help people with the cost of buying glasses if they fall under the given rules:

Individuals under 16 years of age

An individual with the age of 16, 17 or 18 and in full-time education (this includes being taught full-time at a school, college, university or at home)

A prisoner on leave from prison

If eligible for an NHS complex lens voucher, an optician can advise you about your entitlement.