WHOeyes
A WHO app to check your vision
About
This application offers a free vision screening tool to help identify potential vision impairments. It simulates standard eye chart tests for both distance and near vision, suitable for users aged 8 and above. Regular use can aid in early detection, encouraging timely professional eye care.
What's New in WHOeyes
2.3
March 11, 2025
Somali language has been added in this version.
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FAQ
What is WHOeyes?
WHOeyes is a free mobile application developed by the World Health Organization that provides vision acuity tests for distance and near sight. It is designed to help users identify potential vision impairments early on.
Is WHOeyes accurate?
The accuracy of WHOeyes was tested in two research studies. While it simulates professional eye tests, it does not replace the need for regular comprehensive eye examinations by a qualified eye care professional.
Who can use WHOeyes?
WHOeyes is suitable for anyone aged 8 years and above. It is compatible with iPhones 8 and above, as well as iPads and iPods.
Does WHOeyes have ads?
No, WHOeyes does not contain advertisements. It is a free application from the World Health Organization focused on providing a clear vision testing experience.
Can WHOeyes diagnose vision problems?
WHOeyes is a screening tool to help identify potential vision issues and encourage users to seek professional eye care. It cannot diagnose specific vision problems, and the developers are not liable for incorrect results.
How often should I use WHOeyes?
While WHOeyes can be used for regular vision checks, it is recommended to consult with an eye care professional for comprehensive eye health assessments. The app's purpose is to facilitate early detection and prompt professional consultation.
What devices support WHOeyes?
WHOeyes is compatible with iPhone 8 and above, as well as iPads and iPods. It is designed for iOS devices.
Where can I find more information about eye care?
For more information about eye care and resources related to blindness and vision loss, you can visit the World Health Organization's webpage at https://www.who.int/health-topics/blindness-and-vision-loss.
