Why the NHS sight test doesn’t help slow readers
The NHS Sight Test, often known as an eye exam or vision screening, primarily assesses visual acuity (how far you can see down the test chart) and the ability to see clearly at a distance.
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The NHS Sight Test, often known as an eye exam or vision screening, primarily assesses visual acuity (how far you can see down the test chart) and the ability to see clearly at a distance.