
Refraction / Vision Test
Care Before the Procedure
- Remove contact lenses prior to the eye examination appointment.
- Avoid eye makeup that may interfere with measurement accuracy.
- Bring any existing spectacle or contact lens prescriptions for reference.
- Inform the examiner about recent vision changes or eye problems.
Care During the Procedure
- Sit steadily and focus on the visual acuity charts as instructed.
- Follow the examiner’s instructions during phoropter or retinoscopy testing.
- Blink normally and avoid squinting during measurements.
- Report any visual discomfort or difficulty clearly to the examiner.
Care After the Procedure
- No special precautions are needed following the refraction test.
- Use the provided prescription to obtain glasses or contact lenses.
- Follow guidance on lens type, power, and usage schedule.
- Schedule follow-up if vision changes or discomfort persists.
Eligibility
- Individuals experiencing blurry vision, difficulty focusing, or eye strain requiring corrective lenses.
- Patients undergoing routine eye examinations to monitor refractive changes over time.
- Children and adults needing updated prescriptions for glasses or contact lenses.
- Individuals with systemic or ocular conditions affecting vision requiring regular monitoring and correction.
- Remove contact lenses prior to the eye examination appointment.
- Avoid eye makeup that may interfere with measurement accuracy.
- Bring any existing spectacle or contact lens prescriptions for reference.
- Inform the examiner about recent vision changes or eye problems.
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