Eye Tests and Vision

Eye examinations are important for maintaining optimal eye health and vision. They can identify a variety of conditions, from refractive errors to severe diseases such as glaucoma and macular degeneration. With Odycy, you gain swift access to highly qualified providers near you.

• A Visual Acuity Test is a standard eye examination that compares each eye's vision to the standard 20/20 vision.
• Retinoscopy is a procedure that helps determine if your eyes are nearsighted, farsighted, or have astigmatism, based on your ability to see clearly through different lenses.
• A Keratometry Test involves looking into a specialized machine to measure the shape of your cornea.
• A Peripheral Visual Field Test evaluates your peripheral vision, which is the area visible on the sides of your field of vision.

What is a Visual Acuity Test?

A Visual Acuity Test is a standard eye examination where you read letters from a chart positioned at a specific distance. This test is designed to assess how each eye's vision compares to the standard 20/20 vision.

What is Retinoscopy?

Retinoscopy is a procedure where the optometrist uses an instrument filled with various lenses and dials. You are asked to choose between two lens options that allow you to see more clearly. Your responses help the optometrist determine if your eyes are nearsighted, farsighted, or have astigmatism.

What is a Keratometry Test?

A Keratometry Test involves you looking into a specialized machine. The optometrist aligns the machine with your eye and reads the measurements, which provide information about the shape of your cornea.

What is a Peripheral Visual Field Test?

A Peripheral Visual Field Test evaluates your peripheral vision, which is the area visible on the sides of your field of vision. The eye doctor moves their hand into and out of your peripheral vision, and you indicate when you can see it.