Fast, automated refraction that measures your exact spectacle and contact-lens power with computer-level precision.
Computerised eye testing uses an auto-refractometer to objectively measure how your eye focuses light. It gives a precise starting point for your glasses or contact lens prescription and removes much of the guesswork from traditional testing.
An accurate prescription means clearer, more comfortable vision and less eye strain. It is especially valuable for children, the elderly and anyone who finds it difficult to describe what they see.
It is an automated way of measuring your eye's focusing power using an auto-refractometer. The machine objectively estimates your spectacle or contact-lens number, giving an accurate starting point for your prescription.
It gives a precise objective measurement that removes much of the guesswork from traditional testing. The doctor usually refines this reading with a subjective check to finalise the prescription that feels most comfortable for you.
No. The test is completely painless and non-invasive. Nothing touches your eye and you simply look into the machine at a target image for a few moments.
It is very quick, usually taking only a minute or two for both eyes, which makes it convenient for routine check-ups.
A high-magnification microscope with a bright, adjustable beam of light that lets the doctor examine the front and back structures of your eye in fine detail.
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