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The purpose of the simulator on this page is to replicate common vision issues and give you an idea of what it may be like to suffer from one of them. To use the simulator, simply select one of the conditions and adjust the intensity on the monitor from normal to severe.
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Nearsightedness, also known as myopia, is a common condition in which objects close to you are crystal clear, but at a distance things become blurry. Clicking on “Nearsightedness” and using the slide on the monitor can help you identify the extent to which you suffer from this condition. Nearsightedness is easily treatable through eye glasses, contact lenses, or surgical procedures like LASIK.
Farsightedness, also known as hyperopia, is a condition in which objects are clear at a distance, but become blurry close up. Reading, writing, and watching television can all become difficult tasks for people who suffer from farsightedness. By clicking on “Farsightedness” and using the slide on the monitor, you can help identify if this is a condition you suffer from. Farsightedness can be corrected through surgical procedures like PRK or LASIK, but may only require reading glasses to treat.
Astigmatism is caused by irregularities in the cornea, and almost everyone suffers from it to some degree. It is the amount of irregularity in your cornea that will determine if you need to correct the problem. If you suffer from blurred vision or frequent headaches, astigmatism may be the culprit. The slide on the monitor can help you determine the extent of your astigmatism, and give you a good idea of whether or not you need to contact your eye doctor about your condition. Astigmatism is easily corrected with the use of eye glasses, contact lenses, or corrective surgery.
This test is a simulation of what your vision may be like if you suffer from a common eye problem and is not intended as medical advice or to serve as a tool for self diagnosis. If you are suffering from vision problems, please locate an experienced eye doctor in your area to diagnose and treat any issues you may be having.