They put drops in your eyes to dilate your pupils so they can have a look at the back of the eyeI have my first on Monday. on my letter it says I cannot drive and my vision will be blurry for upto 4 hours after. Is this the case as i'm due to go into work after my appointment?
I didn't drive after my test and I wouldn't advise it but I could have seen well enough with sunglasses on. Once at home without bright sunlight no problem apart from reading would have been a strain. The drops sting a bit but only for a few seconds, nothing to worry about.Im not driving arranged an escort but theres not really a day I can arrange for it after work.
There really is nothing to it. All it does is slightly sting for seconds only (as if you just peeled an onion)I have my first on Monday. on my letter it says I cannot drive and my vision will be blurry for upto 4 hours after. Is this the case as i'm due to go into work after my appointment?
Wear some ordinary sunglasses over the top of your normal glasses or wear a hat with a brim? If you have your son with you it won't be a problem.I am due to have my first test on 30 June. My problem is a little different in that I have quite poor eyesight and wear specs, I do not own a pair of prescription sunglasses so I fear that I will be blind after the test until I get home. I will have a large son with me but I have to admit I'm inches away from cancelling the appointment because the close it gets the more anxious I am becoming.