1. What Is a Refraction Test ?
A refraction test determines your eye’s prescription for glasses or contact lenses.
It measures how light bends (refracts) as it passes through the eye.
Essential for diagnosing refractive errors like myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism.
2. What To Expect During Your Refraction Test ?
Eye exam begins with a discussion about vision and health history.
You'll look through lenses, adjusting based on feedback to find the clearest vision.
The test is painless and typically lasts about 10–20 minutes.
3. Process of Refraction
Use of a retinoscope for initial assessment of refractive power
Trial lenses or phoropter used to switch lenses until optimal vision is achieved.
4. Benefits of Refraction
Provides accurate prescriptions for improved vision.
Helps prevent eye strain and related headaches by improving focus.
FAQs About Refraction
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).
