EyezoneOpticalSG
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I believe there’s some level of laohua/presbyopia setting in. Still it’s best to go get it check.
Anyway from the earlier post, even if you go those poly Optometry centres, there is no obligation to buy glasses there. Just a cheaper alternative to get your eye prescription and eye health checked at basic fee!
Quick note though. Optometry centres @ Polytechnics gives you your refraction findings.
The refraction findings will be used as reference to derive your prescription by Optometrist & Opticians working in Optical shops after taking into account your previous degree + the frame & lens type chosen
Refraction finding = Maximum sharpest vision
Prescription = Most Comfortable vision