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Computer Eye Testing in Dahod: How We Brought It First in 2002

In 2002, Attarwala Optical House became the first optical shop in Dahod to offer computerised eye testing. Here's what it means for you and why it matters for your vision care.

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A Milestone for Dahod's Vision Care

In 2002, when most optical shops in smaller cities still relied entirely on manual trial lens sets, Attarwala Optical House became the first optical shop in Dahod to introduce computerised eye testing. It was a significant step — not just for our store, but for the thousands of families in Dahod and the surrounding areas who deserved access to precision vision care.

More than twenty years later, our commitment to bringing the best technology and care to Dahod hasn't changed. We still offer free eye tests for all age groups, every day.

What Is a Computer Eye Test?

A computerised eye test (also called an autorefraction) uses a device called an autorefractor to measure how your eye focuses light. You simply look into the machine at a small image, and within seconds it produces an objective reading of your prescription — including sphere, cylinder, and axis values for both eyes.

This reading is used as a starting point for your optician, who then refines it using a phoropter (the traditional lens flip device) until the prescription is precisely matched to your vision.

Why It Matters

  • Faster and more consistent: Autorefraction reduces subjective guesswork and gives the optician a reliable baseline in under 60 seconds.
  • Better for children: Children often struggle to give accurate responses in a traditional eye test. The autorefractor provides a reading without relying on the child's answers.
  • Detects hidden prescriptions: Some refractive errors are not obvious to the patient but are clearly measured by the machine.
  • Repeatable: Results can be compared accurately across visits to track any changes in prescription over time.

What to Expect at Your Eye Test

  1. Walk in — no appointment needed for a basic eye test.
  2. Our optician will seat you at the autorefractor and take the computer reading (takes under 2 minutes).
  3. The reading is refined with a manual refraction to dial in your exact prescription.
  4. You receive your full prescription on a card — suitable for any optical shop.
  5. If you would like glasses, our optician will guide you through frame selection and lens options on the spot.

Book Your Free Eye Test in Dahod

Our free eye test in Dahod is available six days a week at our store in Nagar Palika Complex, Dahod. Walk in any time, or WhatsApp us to book a specific slot. We test all ages — children, adults, and seniors.

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