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I will be 26 next month and just had my first eye exam since i've lately been having difficulty seeing distances/is that normal timing?
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Refraction: Refractive error, i.e. The need for corrective lenses, is almost universal by the time someone reaches age 30. In some people this starts sooner. Of course more serious problems may occur at any age as well. Get eye exam if worried.
Answered 7/8/2012
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