I'd suggest finding a doctor with the F.C.O.V.D qualification for the exam. In my experience, an exam focused on binocular vision issues is very different from

I'd suggest finding a doctor with the F.C.O.V.D qualification for the exam. In my experience, an exam focused on binocular vision issues is very different from standard eye exam. I had to do a few drawing exercises on paper while looking through a range of devices I had never seen before, along with all sorts of tests for eye tracking, visual-motor coordination, convergence, and perception. Hell, my imbalance was responsible for a cocked and crooked neck and funny left-leaning posture. Posture was never a point of discussion when seeing different optometrists throughout the years. If it turns out that you don't have any muscular issues, they'd still be able to help with your standard prescription if you're trying to get it right!