Incorrect Vision Prescription

Having poor vision can dramatically impact your academic, work, and social life. Fortunately, technology now enables millions of Americans to choose what type of vision correction they prefer, whether it is eye glasses, contacts, or laser eye surgery. Regardless of what you chose, it is imperative that your doctor correctly determines your eye prescription for these methods to be effective.

If you have experienced an accident or injury as a result of an incorrect vision prescription, your doctor may be liable for damages. Contact Cincinnati personal injury lawyer Shawn M. Stepleton to discuss the details of your case. Call 513-321-7733 to schedule a free initial consultation.

Effects of the Wrong Prescription

Every person’s vision problems vary. Some people may experience a different deficiency in each eye, whereas others may have astigmatism or other complications. Regardless, if your doctor does not prescribe the correct corrections, you may experience any or all of the following symptoms:

• Blurry vision
• Chronic headaches
• Poor performance at work or school
• Impaired driving

If you are experiencing any of the following symptoms, and you suspect your corrective lenses are the culprit, contact your optometrist immediately.

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Poor vision can cause a number of accidents, including tripping and falling, or driving errors, which can cause serious injury. If you believe an incorrect prescription is to blame for an injury you have sustained, contact the Cincinnati personal injury lawyer Shawn M. Stepleton today at 513-321-7733 to discuss your legal options.