You probably don’t need a test lens kit.
Unless, you know … you want one.
Or you’re dealing with a vexingly complex diopter scenario you’re trying to untangle, and you couldn’t friendly-bribe a local optometrist into sharing their kit.
Either way, you probably want to do a little bit of at-home calibrating:
As always, this is deeply, profoundly unprofessional advice. You do with all this as you like.
Either way though, do go make some 20/20 gains!
Cheers,
-Jake
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What Is an Optometrist Test Lens Kit?
A test lens kit is a set of trial lenses like the kind an optometrist uses, which you can borrow the idea of for checking your own eyewear at home. The post says most people do not need one, unless you are working through a complex diopter situation.
