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Eye check

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Bless...to go with your perfect bite
 
Welcome to the "no drops club"! I haven't required drops for any of my 4 tests. I think spending 13 years as a tube driver helped as I have pretty good night vision.
 
Stitch147 said:
Welcome to the "no drops club"! I haven't required drops for any of my 4 tests. I think spending 13 years as a tube driver helped as I have pretty good night vision.
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I’m actually a vampire so I’m used to the dark too lol
 
ColinUK said:
Appointment was 11:50 - got here a few mins early and no queue so walked straight in.
Quick explanation then read the chart... over to the machine for the gorgeous photos... no drops as I’ve got “lovely responsive pupils” and all done.
Nothing at all concerning on the pics ‘but wait for the official report’ and see you in a year.

Now I’m off to get curtain advice from John Lewis as I’ve got a pig of a window to curtain and I’m not sure how.
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Well done. So lucky you had responsive eyes. It is the drops that make the screening difficult. Without them it is easier than an annual optician check!
Glad you got to shop.
 
Neens said:
Well done. So lucky you had responsive eyes. It is the drops that make the screening difficult. Without them it is easier than an annual optician check!
Glad you got to shop.
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So am I!
New duvet, pillows, mattress topper, and two sets of bedding. Plus some clear(er) ideas about how to dress one of the most complicated windows I’ve ever seen - thanks to the advice in John Lewis.

And I’ve decided to get buy a couple of rolls of wallpaper I really like and frame pieces of them rather than actually paper the walls.

Then I got home and was poleaxed by how much I’ve still got to pack up before the move
 
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