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Occupational Optometry Screening
Occupational optometry screening addresses monitor-distance vision and dry eye that ergonomics alone cannot fix—every one to two years for heavy screen roles.
Occupational optometry screening checks vision for sustained near work—intermediate prescriptions, dry eye, and binocular coordination issues that breaks cannot fix. Employers in some regions fund desk-worker exams; self-pay every one to two years is wise for heavy screen roles.
Bring monitor distance notes to the appointment.
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How often should desk workers get eye exams?
Every one to two years, or sooner if blur, doubling vision, or headaches appear despite breaks. Report average monitor distance and hours to the clinician.
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