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If you are interested in specialty services such as contact lens fitting or a consultation regarding laser vision correction, mention this at the time of the appointment so that adequate time can be allotted and appropriate pre-exam instructions can be given. What can I expect during my eye exam?

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If you are interested in specialty services such as contact lens fitting or a consultation regarding laser vision correction, mention this at the time of the appointment so that adequate time can be allotted and appropriate pre-exam instructions can be given. What can I expect during my eye exam?

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• Evaluation for the presence of nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism and presbyopia • Evaluation of your eyes ability to work together as a team • Examination of the interior of your eyes to rule out other eye problems, such as cataracts and macular degeneration • Contact lens exams will include additional tests Will poor lighting hurt my eyes? No. Poor lighting won’t hurt your eyes when you read or watch television. However, a good source of light will lessen the strain on your eyes. Does my diet affect my vision? Diets rich in green, leafy vegetables lower the risk of developing age-related macular degeneration (AMD). What is the best way to protect my eyes from the sun? Unprotected exposure to the sun can cause cataracts, cancers in and around the eyes and face, macular degeneration, solar retinopathy (caused by staring directly at the sun without blinking or eye protection), and benign growths on the cornea. You can’t apply suntan lotion to your eyes like you can your skin

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