"unnecessary pupillary dilations and air puff tests (which by the way are wildly inaccurate,) "
How true is this ? I am not refuting this as I have no credentials in this space but as someone who is very near sighted, I depend on these exams to make me feel safe and I do them once every year as the doctors have suggested over the years. It is scary to know that they are wildly inaccurate.
How true is this ? I am not refuting this as I have no credentials in this space but as someone who is very near sighted, I depend on these exams to make me feel safe and I do them once every year as the doctors have suggested over the years. It is scary to know that they are wildly inaccurate.