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How often should i have my eyes tested?
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Yearly: Once a year unless you have an eye problem, such as glaucoma, then your exams will be more frequent. Check with your eye doctor.
Answered 1/21/2012
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Depends: It depends on your age, risk factors for eye problems, any current eye complaints or diseases. Different eyecare organizations have varying screening recommendations. I think early screening and later annual screening is a good idea.
Answered 9/16/2011
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