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Your color vision is only part of the equation. Find more at-home vision tests and learn how to take an active role in your eye health.

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More Information About Color Blindness

Normal vision means you have normal photopigments, or color-detecting molecules, that allow you to see a full array of colors. Color blindness or deficiency, means your photopigments are abnormal causing your color perception to be limited and inaccurate.

There are 3 main types of colorblindness; take the test to find out if you could be colorblind. If you believe you could have color vision deficiency, consult with your eye care professional.

Normal Color Vision
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With Normal Color vision, you can identify all colors. Your retina is made up of normal working nerve cells containing pigments that react to light efficiently.

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Deuteranopia Vision
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You have an abnormal green cone cells in your retina. Yellow and green appear redder and it’s difficult to discern violet from blue. In some cases, reds look brownish-yellow and greens appear beige.

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Protanopia Vision
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You have abnormal red cone cells resulting in reds appearing black or red and/or orange and yellow appearing green with an overall dullness in color.

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Tritanopia Vision
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Referred to as blue-yellow color blindness. Your blue cone cells are abnormal so blue appears greener, and it can be hard to distinguish yellow and pink.

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What’s this test based on?

EyeQue uses the industry standard Ishihara test to measure color perception and screen color deficiencies. The process consists of colored plates, aka Ishiara plates, which contain a number among dots, randomized in size and color. Since its creation by Dr. Shinobu Ishihara in 1917 it remains the most accurate color perception for red-green color deficiencies.

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Test Instructions

You will see an image composed of small colored dots.

Look for a number hidden within the image. The number will be a single digit from 0 to 9.

Select the appropriate button to indicate what you see in the image.

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