Purpose of the Test
- Evaluate vision quality in low-light conditions
- Early detection of cataracts
- Assess visual efficiency after LASIK or refractive surgery
- Ensure safety for night-time driving
Book Contrast Sensitivity Test | Lahalak Medical Platform
Struggle with night driving or dim lighting? This advanced assessment evaluates your visual performance in low-contrast conditions and glare sensitivity, ensuring optimal safety and clarity for your eyes and lifestyle.
Scientific name: Contrast Sensitivity and Night Vision Testing
A non-invasive procedure measuring the eye's ability to distinguish objects from backgrounds and assessing glare sensitivity, crucial for diagnosing cataracts, corneal issues, and ensuring night-driving safety.
Service type
Visual Assessment
Duration
15-20 minutes
Fasting
Fasting is not required
Included Services
- Pelli-Robson Chart Test
- Glare Sensitivity Evaluation
- Detailed Medical Results Report
Medical Service Information
Target Groups
- Seniors at risk of developing cataracts
- Patients post-LASIK or vision correction surgery
- Professional drivers and frequent night commuters
- Diabetic patients with potential retinal changes
How the Test is Performed
- Viewing a chart with letters in varying shades of gray
- Exposure to simulated light to measure glare interference
- Identifying shapes and letters across different contrast levels
Conditions & Notices
- Bring your current prescription glasses
- Avoid eye strain immediately before the test