EyeQue VisionCheck

Had hi hopes 4 this bcuz I can’t go to eye doctors due to horrible experiences because of my stupid eye shape. My vision has been bad 4 yrs and I saw this online and when I got a free offer to try it I grabbed it. Got the thing today, downloaded the app. Set up an account. Then couldn’t login! I verified the email, I tried and tried to login, even clicked reset password and still couldn’t login then even tried to sign up again and it said email already exists after saying the email didn’t exist. THANKS A LOT FOR WASTING MY TIME!!! Luckily all I paid was shipping. But I have no other way of getting Rx glasses so now I just have to make do with wearing cheap readers all the time. That’s ok. I enjoy bumping into doors and not being able to see the sports scores on the tv and having to use magnifiers AND readers to read the Bible. That’s perfectly fine. I hope I go blind soon and then my eyes won’t offend anyone anymore.

Worst APP I have ever used.

Frustrating not working at all Tried over and over again unbelievable. Lousy.

There should be a way to indicate when the Vision Check device is correctly positioned on the face and eye . I get mismatched red and green bars with the slightest movement resulting in unsure readings. Very frustrating !

No way obviously to register set numbers Perhaps that’s way I can’t get a grid to get started? Instructions /video do match well at all No way to get answers quickly Concept is good execution terrible I can see why the have used ones for sale Should not be this hard

Been using VisionCheck for 3 years now. Each year, (just as the first time) when I break it out and charge the EyeQue device, it takes a short time to get comfortable with: 1. my eye orientation (to see the red and green lines) 2. its response to my finger input 3. the overall positioning of my arms, hands, head and posture… so that all things work in unison to produce good results. After the first (of three repetition) Right and Left eye (9 position) tests, I’m once again comfortable and I continue and complete all testing. By the way, if you don’t think you did your best (during any of the three test repetitions) you can select to delete that repetition and retake the test. All saved tests (time after time, year after year) are saved in a database to track and verify your vision and available for you to view. The VisionCheck device/app is written so that if you attempt to save a test the results of which don't correspond to what would be considered appropriate values, it will warm you. Each year my VisionCheck Rx is used to purchase new glasses (progressive lenses) and I’ve been perfectly satisfied with my corrected vision! I recommend VisionCheck. That’s my opinion. It saves me time. It saves me money. It saves me frustration. And ultimately, I’m responsible for myself…just as it should be. I hope my published opinion assists you in making your own decision. All the Best!

When I ran the set up, I wasn’t able to add what I think was the old prescription. It’s been way too long since I purchased eyeglasses. The red and green markers were so far off, the test flunked too much.

Good that you can test yourself at home

I just got my first pair of prescription sunglasses using my results from VisionCheck and they are perfect. Even slightly better than my last pair prescribed by my ophthalmologist. A couple of things to know: yes, the app takes a while to use and isn’t easy like the one at the optometrist. No, not every online glasses provider will sell you prescription lenses without a doctor’s prescription, but there are still excellent ones that will. I got the same Ray Bans I always wear. Yes, it takes longer to mail order than to walk into a store, but if I never have to walk into a glasses store again I’ll take it. 100% happy with this.

In recent years I noticed that my eye sight changed slightly, but I kept putting-off going to an optometrist until things got a bit worse. But with EyeQue it’s so cool that I can test frequently and easily order glasses more often to keep my eye sight sharp and clear. It’s the future for eye glass wearers like me!