I want to buy a pair of contact. I want to know how eye doctors measure my eyes for contacts. Will that hurt?
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How do eye doctors measure your eyes for contacts?
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The doctor will use keratometer (a kind of instrument) to measure the curvature of the clear front surface of your eyes. This kind of instrument can help the doctor to choose the proper curve and size of your contacts. Sometimes, the doctor will also use wavefront measurements to identify higher-order aberrations of your eyes. This can help the doctor to choose the type of contact lenses which can give you a sharp vision.
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My doctor asked me to sit on a chair. And then she moved a machine which was placed right in front of me. She asked me to place my chin on a support that was in front of the machine. Then she placed the machine right in front of my right eye. I heard a click. Then she told me not to move my head so she could check the other eye. After this, she asked me to wear a pair of strange glasses and told her the directions of the letters on the wall with one eye. And if i told her that i couldn't see it clearly, she would change lenses. After doing this with both eyes, she told me the degrees of my eyes.
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