This Eye Test Can Help
Determine If You Need
a Complete Eye Exam

Regular eye exams are an important part of maintaining good health.

Eye exams can detect early signs of eye diseases such as glaucoma and macular degeneration, as well as systemic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes. For school-aged kids, eye exams can detect poor vision, which often hinders their ability to learn and do well in school.

Find out if you or a family member needs an eye exam by taking the one-minute SightSaver Eye Test, sponsored by the Vision Council of America. If you do need one, VCA can also help you find an eye doctor in your area.

This eye test is free, and no personal information is required.

The Vision Council of America officially launched its "Check Yearly. See Clearly" campaign in October 2001 to increase Americans' awareness of vision health and the role that regular eye exams play in the protection of healthy vision.

The Vision Council of America is the largest, non-profit eyecare organization whose mission is to create awareness of the value of vision care and to grow the eyewear market through education, forums and expositions, industry statistics and data, technical standards, and advocacy.

[Page updated July 2008]