The Eyes have it - All things Vision-related

[ChillBeast69]

If you go in the NAMI guide, it tells you everything you will be subject to for your flight physical. Recommend printing that out and bringing it with you when you make an appointment with an eye dr so you can ensure they do all the same tests

This is the guide I was going to bring, Does this seem right?

 

[Mouselovr]

This is the guide I was going to bring, Does this seem right?

Yes, that looks right. I did this before I went to OCS for my own peace of mind.

If you have some extra cash/insurance, well worth the time to catch anything weird that could DQ an aviator app later down the line. Many people who DQed for eyes in my class were for conditions they were unaware of.

 

[Jeiskymeisky]

Yes, that looks right. I did this before I went to OCS for my own peace of mind.

If you have some extra cash/insurance, well worth the time to catch anything weird that could DQ an aviator app later down the line. Many people who DQed for eyes in my class were for conditions they were unaware of.

Was there a specific eye doctor you booked an appointment with? Was it just a glasses retailer, optometrist, opthalmologist, etc? Did your insurance cover it? Thanks.

 

[ChillBeast69]

Yes, that looks right. I did this before I went to OCS for my own peace of mind.

If you have some extra cash/insurance, well worth the time to catch anything weird that could DQ an aviator app later down the line. Many people who DQed for eyes in my class were for conditions they were unaware of.

Thanks so much. Yea I figured while I have some time might at well get it done.

 

[Mouselovr]

Was there a specific eye doctor you booked an appointment with? Was it just a glasses retailer, optometrist, opthalmologist, etc? Did your insurance cover it? Thanks.

I went to an ophthalmologist but anyone that can measure your eyes and read the chart should be fine. Insurance did not cover it.