Used to be awesome but they took away my login
I tried to login today but wrong password and unable to reset it. No help, not in spam
Better eyeglasses
The glasses I got using this device were much better than what I got through the optician.
2024 DO NOT BUY!!! Completely Useless
I was excited to use the PVT device only to find out that it’s absolutely useless. I contacted customer service and all they can say is that it glitches and can’t even offer a date of when it will be functional again. A waste of time and money.
Decent but unsure of accuracy
Decent and simple overall, but I haven’t checked the accuracy with a recent eye exam.
Suggestions:
1. Would it make sense to tell the user how to retake a test if he/she forgets to rotate the eyepiece? I can see this would be one reason to have a b/t version, for positive assurance the test is being taken properly, as I felt that could be a large source of error.
2. Another thing would be a reminder why it’s still important to see a ”trained professional “ to check for other issues, like glaucoma, etc. in other words, this would be a good time to” lean in “ to educating the user.
3. You should give the user an idea of how often to repeat this” exam .” Among other things, that helps validate the user’s purchase.
4. Also, are there sectors in society unable to get proper tests, where this might be invaluable? What about leaning in to that and having a donate-now button to support sending these to an appropriate organization? The Lions club is into donating glasses, so that may be a natural fit. And this will help “get the word out” and give you an even greater impact, besides increasing your perceived “good will.”
Again, good start, and best wishes! Thanks for the sample at CES2023.
Suggestions:
1. Would it make sense to tell the user how to retake a test if he/she forgets to rotate the eyepiece? I can see this would be one reason to have a b/t version, for positive assurance the test is being taken properly, as I felt that could be a large source of error.
2. Another thing would be a reminder why it’s still important to see a ”trained professional “ to check for other issues, like glaucoma, etc. in other words, this would be a good time to” lean in “ to educating the user.
3. You should give the user an idea of how often to repeat this” exam .” Among other things, that helps validate the user’s purchase.
4. Also, are there sectors in society unable to get proper tests, where this might be invaluable? What about leaning in to that and having a donate-now button to support sending these to an appropriate organization? The Lions club is into donating glasses, so that may be a natural fit. And this will help “get the word out” and give you an even greater impact, besides increasing your perceived “good will.”
Again, good start, and best wishes! Thanks for the sample at CES2023.
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Work well
I’ve used the EyeQue Vision Check for a few years and it works quite well. You do need to practice in order to get your eye aligned properly to view both lines. But, once you do that, it’s pretty quick. I also have the PD check, which is better than what is done by an optician just visually. I ordered glasses online a couple of years ago using what I got from EyeQues and they were far better than the ones that I got at the optometrist.
My only issue is that I cannot order try-on glasses with the correct PDs from EyeQue because mine are not equal. I learned the hard way that just dividing the total PD by 2 does not work. The last time I got glasses at the optometrist, it took four visits to get my glasses right. In the end, the PDs were the issue.
My only issue is that I cannot order try-on glasses with the correct PDs from EyeQue because mine are not equal. I learned the hard way that just dividing the total PD by 2 does not work. The last time I got glasses at the optometrist, it took four visits to get my glasses right. In the end, the PDs were the issue.
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