It is difficult to perform a complete eye exam online without a microscope, intraocular pressure check and other instruments. There are also inherent privacy concerns. https://www.modernhealthcare.com/article/20180922/TRANSFORMATION01/180929988/the-internet-of-things-could-pose-a-security-risk-for-health-systems
Virtual care is NOT a substitute for attending the eye doctor’s office / Emergency Department if you have an urgent eye problem.
If you have no other alternatives, this is an online vision screener offered by Zeiss https://visionscreening.zeiss.com/en-US
An alternative method to check your vision is to use the link below to print an eye chart, and place it 10 feet away. (If you have one foot square floor tiles at home, you can easily determine the proper distance)
https://visionsource.com/patients/free-eye-chart-download/
Parents of young children might consider https://www.aao.org/image.axd?id=981256eb-b7a8-4582-8171-95a75df2afc8&t=636179479701800000?inline=1
https://www.aao.org/eye-health/tips-prevention/home-eye-test-children-adults
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Dr. Ing does not recommend using the eye charts below unless the above alterantives are unavailable. To check the vision properly requires that you sit at the correct distance, which varies on different computers / smart phones.
Visual Acuity Test – Right Eye
Visual Acuity Test – Left Eye
Colour Blindness Test – Right Eye
Colour Blindness Test – Left Eye
Peripheral Field Test – Right Eye
Peripheral Field Test – Left Eye
Amsler Grid
Fixation Target
To save time when you see Dr. Ing in person, complete the health questionnaire link http://edseling.com/new-patient-registration-form/