A comprehensive eye exam is more than just checking if you need glasses—it’s a full check-up on your vision and eye health. Here's what you can expect during your visit: 1. Patient History Your optometrist will start by asking questions about: Your vision concerns or symptoms Your medical history and medications Any family history of eye conditions Your work/school environment and screen habits This helps them understand your lifestyle and identify potential risk factors. 2. Visual Acuity Test This is the classic eye chart test (e.g., reading letters at a distance) to see how clearly you can see: With both eyes together With each eye separately This helps determine if you have 20/20 vision or if you need corrective lenses. 3. Refraction Assessment If you need glasses or contacts, this…
