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1. What Is a Refraction Test ?
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A refraction test determines your eye’s prescription for glasses or contact lenses.
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It measures how light bends (refracts) as it passes through the eye.
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Essential for diagnosing refractive errors like myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism.
2. What To Expect During Your Refraction Test ?
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Eye exam begins with a discussion about vision and health history.
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You'll look through lenses, adjusting based on feedback to find the clearest vision.
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The test is painless and typically lasts about 10–20 minutes.
3. Process of Refraction
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Use of a retinoscope for initial assessment of refractive power
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Trial lenses or phoropter used to switch lenses until optimal vision is achieved.
4. Benefits of Refraction
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Provides accurate prescriptions for improved vision.
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Helps prevent eye strain and related headaches by improving focus.
FAQs About Refraction
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How often should I get a refraction test ?
We recommend annual eye check up. -
Is there a best time for a refraction test ?
Not really, refraction test can be done anytime of a day, but we would probably recommend to come in when you are feeling fine (not when you are feeling sick).
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