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I consider my vision important enough to get a human opinion on it. Even if a machine can do it correctly 99% of the time, having someone experienced there to c
by city41 8y ago
I consider my vision important enough to get a human opinion on it. Even if a machine can do it correctly 99% of the time, having someone experienced there to confirm the choices is worth it.
- smileysteve 8y agoEven if the human has been encouraged to lie, cheat, and steal from you?
- wycy 8y agoOptometry, particularly w/ re: prescriptions, seems like the one field of healthcare where patients can be reasonably informed. You can generally tell instantly if a prescription is right for you, and I wouldn't think there's any incentive for an optometrist to lie about your Rx.
- illegalsmile 8y agoAgreed but I could seeing going to an optometrist every 5 years for a comprehensive exam while using a machine every year between doctors visits.