what is the normal eye power? Right (OD) Left (OS)?
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If you're asking about the total power of each eye, it's typically around 60 diopters.  The average eye is a little bit stronger and so needs a minus prescription (maybe around -2.00 or -3.00) to correct it.
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Strabismus.  Tend to focus with one eye.
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His left is your right isn't it? Perhaps you are righthanded and therefor your right eye dominates and stares at it's choice, the closer object to it (being the left eye of the other person). Try looking at a lefthanded or leftbrain dominant person and see if there's a difference. ^__^
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You could just ask them like you would ask anything else.For ex: What is your eye perscription?People have asked me this before and I have never been offended.I know that I'am legally blind with out contacts or glasses.People I realize are just curious,If you are trying to tell someone what your eye perscription is you would say ex:20/40 That means what most people can see at 20 ft, you think is 40ft away causing it to be out of focus and so on.Once you get passed a certian number they don't really use those terms .They just tell you you're legally blind w/o contacts or glasses.  You have exstremely bad eye sight  and can't drive or work or do much of anything without these.Hope this helps you:)
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Usually people with lazy eye (strabismus) ignore (suppress) the eye that isn't pointed where they're looking.  The brain doesn't like to get conflicting information from the two eyes, so if it does, it only pays attention to one.
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My kids and I picked up something similar called eyeQ and it has lots of eye excersises to improve vision and reading, I am now a semi speed reader but have always had good vision, my one daughter went up in english and no longer complains of her eyes hurting when she studies too much. This one I can vouch for. See if its similar.
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johnpaul_ is revealing his own lack of education in his answer.\n\nYes, it is possible for glasses to give you better than 20/20 vision. The 20/20 number is a comparison between two people... the first number represents you, and how close you have to be to see a given object clearly. The second number represents a person with "normal" sight and how far away they have to be to see that object clearly. For example, if person who has 20/200 vision (legal blindness) has to stand 20 feet away from an object in order to see it clearly, a person with normal vision can stand 200 feet away and see the image as clearly.\n\nSo there is nothing special about 20/20 vision. It is just an aribitrary standard based on the average range of vision (which was established many years ago, an may not be reflective of the current US population). So, good glasses will not necessarily "correct" you to 20/20 vision. They may be "over prescribed" and land you at 25/20, or under-prescribed and land you at 20/25. There is nothing wrong with the eye chart. If you are too over- or under-prescribed, you may experience a lot of eye strain. If that happens you need to get a new pair or you may get a lot of headaches.
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+0.25 isn't very much power, but it might affect you.  If you think it's too much, go back to your eye doctor to have him/her verify the prescription.  (Don't expect to get a free complete eye exam, though.)
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well using the expedential rays from the illegitimate force overhead i would have to define the tiddlywinks champion my left eye.\nhope that answers the aforementioned antidisestablishmentarianism. and sucks ur middle head
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wow!!! its amazing how many people have bad eye sight.... i'd say sight also... but I'd want REALLY good eye sight not just normal eye sight
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OHP? Over Head Projector?\nUsually about 100W\nTherefore .1kW
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You are fine as long as your vision is correctable to 20/20 with glasses or contacts. I have -6.50 in both eyes and I passed my flight physical.\nYour weight is fine I have a friend who is 6 foot 7 and weighs about 60 kilos, and he is a commercial pilot instructor.
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64 is very high (normal is around 12-14).  I assume your doctor knows about this and is treating you accordingly.  (Sustained high pressure can lead to glaucoma.)
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follow this link !\n\ncwww.bbc.co.uk/.../ dailyhoroscopes/images/leo.gif
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This article gives a good description of all the parts, their purpose, and some diagrams. That should be great for your report.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eye#Anatomy
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i know Lazar eye surgery, but i don't know your full situation. go to other optometrists to get another opinion. ummm, carrots help your eyesight in the dark.. have fun, don't know much about this subject but good luck
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Vertical interval\ndifference in altitiude between observer and target (or point of burst)