Our online vision test has been approved for use by the FDA. The board-certified ophthalmologists we use in your state conducts all examinations and issues all prescriptions based on their independent clinical judgment. Online vision tests allow you to renew your existing prescription but it does not replace an in-person comprehensive eye exam.

The online vision test renews prescription for glasses or contacts. It is accessible, affordable and is done in 4 easy steps:
1. We confirm you are able to take the test.
2. Take the test using your smartphone and computer screen. It takes about 10 minutes to complete.
3. A board-certified ophthalmologist reviews your test data, medical history, prior prescription, and then issues your prescription renewal or provides other clinical guidance. Usually within 24 hours.
4. Receive your new prescription. We will notify you when the ophthalmologist has approved your prescription or provided other clinical guidance. Log in to your secure account and use the prescription to buy contact lenses or eyeglasses. Let the shopping begin!

Our online vision test does not replace an in-person comprehensive eye exam. Using online technology, a licensed Ophthalmologist issues a prescription for corrective eyewear after evaluating your visual acuity and a portion of your ocular health profile. According to the American Academy of Ophthalmologists, you should have a complete exam by your ophthalmologist once in your 20s and twice in your 30s.

How we deliver our services will depend on which state you're in given that different states regulate healthcare technology in different ways. Our service and standard of practice are consistent with all applicable federal and state rules & regulations in states that we practice in.

There are several limitations, including a minimum age range of 18 to 55. It is best to visit an eye doctor in person if you have any medical issues like diabetes or glaucoma. Additionally, because to intense lobbying by the optometrists' rivals, several states do not permit this secure, effective technique for contact and eyeglass prescription renewal. Simply start the test to determine if your state allows it; we presently have 34 states that allow it, and we're growing.

All patients requesting an updated prescription must present a previous prescription. In order to give you the most precise and comfortable prescription possible, the ophthalmologist has to learn more about your visual history. To ensure the right fit of the contact lenses, first-time contact lens wearers must have an in-person contact lens fitting with an eye care specialist.

We send your test results to an ophthalmologist who is board-certified and practices in the state where you took the vision assessment once you finish it. Before writing a prescription or providing you with any other medical advice, the ophthalmologist will carefully analyze your medical history, existing conditions, previous prescription, and test findings.

Guaranteed, you'll receive a prescription you love or get your money back. We will make it right or give you a full refund if, for any reason, you are not totally satisfied with the way you see wearing the glasses or contacts you bought with your new prescription. Within 30 days of obtaining your prescription, you must seek a refund.

The purpose of online vision tests is to assist contact lens and eyeglass wearers with prescription renewals. Online vision tests should be conducted when your prescription is about to run out or when you need to buy prescription glasses or contacts. Even while this period varies from person to person and even from state to state, it normally occurs once every one to two years. You can use online vision tests to renew an existing prescription once every one to two years in addition to more thorough in-person eye exams.

Anywhere in the United States is a good place to use it! Your prescription will be endorsed by a board-certified ophthalmologist who is authorized to operate in the state where you currently reside, making it valid anywhere contact lenses are sold.

We accept PayPal, American Express (including cards with FSA/HSA monies on them), Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and PayPal. If you have vision insurance, you can file a claim with them for the price of our eye exam. The cost will likely be covered by many vision insurance plans, but we cannot promise it.

After you are approved to take the test, you input your payment information. However, unless a board-certified ophthalmologist writes you a new prescription, you won't be charged. If a prescription cannot be written for some reason, there will be no fee.

Your personal data is protected. Nothing is more private than your health information. Because of this, we take great effort to protect your information. Every member of our HIPAA-compliant Support Team has received HIPAA training, and our HIPAA-compliant platform uses the same data encryption as large banks to keep patient information secure and private.

No, all you need is a smartphone, a computer (laptop or desktop), a broadband internet connection, and 10 feet of walking area to complete our vision test.