September 30, 20205 yr Author 2 hours ago, dddave said: https://www.rutnin.com/en/appointment/ Rutnin Eye Hospital is the best around for eye issues. Because Covid-19 restrictions, not nearly as many foreign patients so queues wont be long. well im in pattaya
September 30, 20205 yr On 9/25/2020 at 6:34 PM, Sheryl said: An optician cannot eXamine for or treat eye diseases. Even in the west. In Thailand they are often not even real opticians. Plus 1 on Sheryl pointing out that these places are not even real Opticians. Also be very wary of some of the small private Eye Clinics Go to a Hospital, and if you cannot afford a high end one try the Sirikit Hospital in Sattahip
September 30, 20205 yr On 9/25/2020 at 6:34 PM, Sheryl said: An optician cannot eXamine for or treat eye diseases. Even in the west. In Thailand they are often not even real opticians. I accept your statement regarding opticians in Thailand. However when I return on a yearly basis to the UK, I visit a fully qualified optician working with one of the larger retailers. Whilst I would agree an optometrist would as defined be a more specialist and experienced than an optician, the latter are fully qualified and the examination I have lasts for just under 1 hour and involves tests using a tonometer , a retinoscope, a Volk lens and a slit lamp as well as a personal inspection using a bright light. I see this check up as more comprehensive than a 10 minute visit to my GP who may be required to identify my symptoms from hundreds of ailments. I am not and have never been affiliated to the business, but I strongly disagree that they 'cannot eXamine (sic) for eye diseases'.
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