Do I need glasses?

Take this fun and interactive test to help you get an answer.
The test will take about 5-7 minutes, and is easy and simple to follow!

Reviewed by the Feel Good Contacts Optical Team.

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About the test

This test consists of 4 fun interactive sections that can help you understand how well you see, including:

Visual acuity
Astigmatism
Near vision
Colour vision

Disclaimer:

1.1 The online visual assessment provided on our website is designed solely for the purpose of evaluating your current visual performance. It is not intended to serve as a replacement for an eye examination conducted by a qualified eye care professional.

1.2 Users should not rely on the results of this assessment as a basis for the diagnosis, mitigation, or medical treatment of any eye-related diseases or conditions. The online visual assessment is intended only to provide a general understanding of various aspects of an individual's vision, and should not be relied upon to receive any optical appliances based on its results.

1.3 We expressly disclaim any liability arising from the use of the online visual assessment for diagnostic or treatment purposes or its intention to purchase an optical appliance. It is strongly recommended that users consult with an eye care professional for a comprehensive eye examination. A qualified eye care professional will be able to provide tailored advice based on individual needs, recommend appropriate treatment options, and make any necessary diagnoses.

1.4 The results of the assessment is purely an indicative view of your current visual performance and not to be construed as a valid prescription and will not be accepted under section 1.2 as per our terms and conditions.

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Test 1 - Visual Acuity
Visual acuity refers to the ability of the eye to distinguish shapes and the details of objects at a given distance.

Instructions:

Sit 1m away from the screen
Wear your glasses/contact lenses, if you have a prescription
Cover one eye with your hand without pressing too hard on the eyelids

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Test 4 - Colour Vision
People with colour blindness find it difficult to distinguish between some colours. There are several types of colour blindness. This basic test gives an example of some images used during a colour vision test performed by an optician.

Instructions:

Sit 40cm from the screen
Wear your glasses/contact lenses, if you have a prescription

Please note: if you wear multifocal/progressive glasses, lift your head and look through the lower part of the lenses. Wearing tinted glasses may affect how you see the colours.

Disclaimer: An online colour vision test will not give the same results as a printed book. This test is not suitable for a clinical diagnosis for colour blindness.

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We hope this was inSIGHTful. Remember, this test isn't a replacement for a physical eye test, so make sure to visit an optician to confirm if you need glasses!

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About the test

Test 1 - Visual Acuity
Visual acuity refers to the ability of the eye to distinguish shapes and the details of objects at a given distance.

Test 3 - Near Vision
This test will assess how well you see close up. If you have difficulty seeing things closer to you or your vision gets blurry, for example, while reading a newspaper or a book, then this could be a sign that you have problems with near vision.

Test 4 - Colour Vision
People with colour blindness find it difficult to distinguish between some colours. There are several types of colour blindness. This basic test gives an example of some images used during a colour vision test performed by an optician.

You're all done!

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Do I need glasses?

About the test

Test 1 - Visual Acuity Visual acuity refers to the ability of the eye to distinguish shapes and the details of objects at a given distance.

Test 3 - Near Vision This test will assess how well you see close up. If you have difficulty seeing things closer to you or your vision gets blurry, for example, while reading a newspaper or a book, then this could be a sign that you have problems with near vision.

Test 4 - Colour Vision People with colour blindness find it difficult to distinguish between some colours. There are several types of colour blindness. This basic test gives an example of some images used during a colour vision test performed by an optician.

You're all done!

Test 1 - Visual Acuity
Visual acuity refers to the ability of the eye to distinguish shapes and the details of objects at a given distance.

Test 3 - Near Vision
This test will assess how well you see close up. If you have difficulty seeing things closer to you or your vision gets blurry, for example, while reading a newspaper or a book, then this could be a sign that you have problems with near vision.

Test 4 - Colour Vision
People with colour blindness find it difficult to distinguish between some colours. There are several types of colour blindness. This basic test gives an example of some images used during a colour vision test performed by an optician.