Autorefractometry is a computer-based vision diagnostic test that allows for the detection of myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, and other changes in the optical system of the eye.
Walls test – testing vision at near and far distances.
The Shchober test is an assessment of the accuracy and symmetry of visual perception.
Stereotest is a study of binocular (three-dimensional) vision.
Ocular mobility test – tests the coordination of the eye muscles.
Doctor's comments on the examination results.
Written conclusion – issued in printed form.

Visual acuity testing is a test of vision at near and far distances to assess its quality in everyday conditions, as well as to check the effectiveness of existing correction (glasses or lenses).
Functional vision tests are a comprehensive examination of basic visual functions: eye movement coordination, depth perception, symmetry, and binocular vision.
Autorefractometry is a computer diagnostics of the optical system of the eye, which allows to identify refractive errors: nearsightedness (myopia), farsightedness (hyperopia), astigmatism.
Selection of vision correction means – if necessary: individual assignment of the optimal correction method and issuance of a prescription of any complexity for glasses or soft contact lenses.
Recommendations for maintaining vision – advice on preventing visual strain, resting the eyes, and daily care.
Written survey results – all conclusions and indicators are presented in printed form for ease of storage and subsequent monitoring.

Examination and consultation with an ophthalmologist – professional assessment of the condition of the visual organs and individual consultation.
Autorefractometry (computer vision diagnostics) is a study of refraction and corneal curvature using special equipment to identify disorders such as myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism and other changes in the optical system of the eye.
Visiometry (visual acuity testing) – testing vision at a distance and near, with and without correction.
Intraocular pressure measurement (in adults) is an examination to exclude the risk of glaucoma and monitor eye health.
Small pupil biomicroscopy is an examination of the anterior segment of the eye under a microscope (slit lamp) to detect inflammation, damage, or other pathologies.
Fundus examination is an examination of the retina and optic nerve through a narrow or, if necessary, dilated pupil.
The purpose of the correction is to select a prescription for glasses or soft contact lenses.
Explanation of results – the doctor provides detailed comments on the examination results.
Recommendations for further monitoring – an individual patient management plan, and, if necessary, referral to other specialists.
Issuance of results – all examination data is provided in printed form.