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t, also known as an eye examination or eye test, evaluates the health and function of your eyes. Optometrists or ophthalmologists use special equipment and techniques to determine your visual acuity, eye coordination, eye muscle function, and peripheral vision. Early detection and diagnosis of eye conditions is important for protecting your vision, which is why an eye test is crucial. At Titan Eyeplus, trained optometrists and advanced equipment ensure a thorough and accurate eye examination. In addition to an eye test, we also offer a variety of glasses, contact lenses, and eye care products for optimal eye health. Visit the Titan Eyeplus website and use our store locator to find a location nearby and book your eye test now. Alternatively, you can also type ‛eye check up near me’ on the search bar and locate the nearest store

When looking for ‛eye check up near me’, you must not look any further than Titan Eyeplus where you can take a free eye test. During an eye test, you can expect the following

1. Visual Acuity Test
This test measures how well you can see from a distance and up close. The optometrist will ask you to read letters or numbers from a chart positioned at a set distance.

2. Refraction Test
This test determines the type and degree of any near-farsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism you may have. The optometrist will use a photometer to measure the power of lenses required to correct your vision.

3. Eye Muscle Function Test
This test evaluates the ability of your eye muscles to move your eyes in different directions. You will be asked to follow a moving object or light with your eyes.

4. Pupil Reaction Test
This test measures the size of your pupils in response to light and darkness. The optometrist will shine a light into your eyes to observe your pupil’s reaction.

5. Peripheral Vision Test
This test measures your peripheral or side vision. The optometrist will ask you to look straight ahead and then detect the presence of lights or objects in your peripheral field.

6. Glaucoma Test
This test measures the pressure inside your eyes to check for glaucoma, a condition that can cause blindness if left untreated. The optometrist will use a nanometer to measure the pressure in your eyes.

The eye test typically takes about 30 to 60 minutes and is painless. The optometrist will discuss the results of the test with you and provide recommendations for corrective lenses if needed. If any eye problems are detected, the optometrist may refer you to an ophthalmologist for further evaluation and treatments