Difference between revisions of Guide:How to measure your eyesight
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A [[Snellen chart]] is good as it controls a lot of variables. If you stand at the '''same distance''' with the '''same given pair of glasses''' in '''similar, or same lighting''' and notice an improvement over time, then it's safe to say your eyesight is improving. | A [[Snellen chart]] is good as it controls a lot of variables. If you stand at the '''same distance''' with the '''same given pair of glasses''' in '''similar, or same lighting''' and notice an improvement over time, then it's safe to say your eyesight is improving. | ||
If you check your Snellen with your next, i.e. reduced pair of [[normalized]], and you can see the 20/50 line, it's usually not a bad idea to start using those.<ref>{{cite jake|https://endmyopia.org/2050-the-brilliant-super-simple-rule-for-improving-eyesight/}}</ref> | If you check your Snellen with your next, i.e. reduced pair of [[normalized]], and you can see the 20/50 line, it's usually not a bad idea to start using those. But always keep your previous correction for driving, make sure you are being safe and withing legal guidelines, check your local vision requirements. <ref>{{cite jake|https://endmyopia.org/2050-the-brilliant-super-simple-rule-for-improving-eyesight/}}</ref> | ||
==Real world object== | ==Real world object== | ||