r/optometry
A subreddit for eyecare professionals to discuss relevant topics in the field! This is not a subreddit for patient or prescription questions.
r/optometry Subreddit Stats & Analytics
r/optometry is a Science subreddit in the Nerds category with 52,618 members. Use this page to track r/optometry stats, subscriber growth trends, daily and weekly analytics, and similar subreddits with related audiences.
Recent r/optometry growth: +41 members today (+0.08%) and +147 members this week (+0.28%).
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r/optometry Subreddit Rules
EYE CARE PROFESSIONALS ONLY
Post or comments by non-eyecare professionals will be removed. Please do not message the mods asking for an exception.
This is not the place to ask for a diagnosis
No posts asking for a diagnosis! If your eye is in pain, this is not the place to ask why! If you are wondering if you should go to the doctor the answer is YES!
This also includes "what could this be?" posts, and posts along the lines of "I'm not asking for a diagnosis, but how do I treat these symptoms?"
Be courteous to each other
You’re professional adults, please behave like one.
No self promotion or advertising
No promoting online retailers or advertising of any kind This subreddit does not allow any promoting of any kind of any product, software, or self-promotion. General recommendations may be made without alluring to a brand.
No prescription interpretation
Do not ask for us to interpret your prescription This is not the place for posting a photo of your prescription and asking what the numbers are. If you need clarification, please reach out to your doctor.
Run your prescription through this calculator before asking why the numbers are so different Prescriptions can be written two different ways. Input your prescription into this calculator to see if notation difference answers your question. https://eyenetra.com/cyl-converter.html
No spamming
Do not spam this board Please try to keep posts to a minimum. Multiple posts in a short time frame are not necessary and clog the board. If you are found to be impersonating a professional to attempt to get your post approved, you will be banned.
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