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Broken Arrow |
Chandler |
Claremore |
Collinsville |
Edmond |
Lawton |
Owasso |
Sand Springs |
Tulsa
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Broken Arrow |
Chandler |
Claremore |
Collinsville |
Edmond |
Lawton |
Owasso |
Sand Springs |
Tulsa
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Primary Eye Care Associates is a promotional cooperative of independent private practice doctors of optometry who are dedicated to providing the highest quality, most professional eye care available. Below is some quick information about your eyes.
20/20 Is Not Perfect Vision Many people think that 20/20 eyesight means they have perfect vision. It's not true. A 20/20 score on an eye chart test simply means you can see at 20 feet what you should be able to see at that distance. It is a measure of your distance vision only. You can have 20/20 vision and also not be able to see clearly to read or do other close work. You can have 20/20 vision and lack the abilities to use your two eyes together as a team, to judge distances, to identify colors and to coordinate your eyes with hand and body movements. When any of these vision skills is lacking, children may have trouble learning and adults may have difficulty performing their job. Some vision screening programs check more than 20/20 vision. But no vision screening is a substitute for a thorough eye health and vision examination. It is a good idea to have an eye exam every year or two so that your optometrist can check all of the vision skills you need to see well to learn, work and participate in recreational activities. Regular eye exams are important to your eye health also. Copyright 1994-1996, American Optometic Association  "We Really Care About Your Family's Eyes!"
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