09/15/2026
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TRUSIGHT TUESDAY
Ever notice that one eye seems to see better than the other? You're not alone!
It's actually pretty common for the two eyes to have different prescriptions. One eye may be more nearsighted, farsighted, or astigmatic than the other.
Your brain usually does a great job of combining the two images into one clear picture-so you may not even realize there's a difference.
But a significant difference between the eyes can sometimes affect:
• • Depth perception
©* Eye coordination
Ш Comfort with reading or computer work
6 Vision quality, especially at night
That's one reason we don't just check how well you see with both eyes together. During a comprehensive eye exam, we evaluate each eye individually and then look at how they work together as a team.
