Take our 1-minute astigmatism test now
Follow along with this quick vision test to check your eyes for signs of astigmatism.
Note: This tool does not provide a diagnosis—only your eye doctor can do that.
If you aren't wearing glasses, we'll test your eyes. If you are wearing glasses, we'll test your glasses.
Now relax, hold your screen an arm's length away, and select "Next"
Note: If you're wearing contact lenses made for astigmatism (toric lenses), your astigmatism is already corrected and this screener probably won't work.
Now relax, hold your screen an arm's length away, and select "Next"
Using your left hand, gently cover your left eye so you can only see out of your right eye. Be sure not to apply pressure to your covered eye.
With your left eye covered, do any of the lines appear clearer or bolder than the others?
With your right hand, gently cover your right eye so you can only see out of your left eye. Be sure not to apply pressure to your covered eye.
With your right hand, gently cover your right eye so you can only see out of your left eye. Be sure not to apply pressure to your covered eye.
With your right eye covered, do any of the lines appear clearer or bolder than the others?
With your right eye covered, do any of the lines appear clearer or bolder than the others?
Some glasses already have astigmatism correction and checking them can be a simple way to see if you have astigmatism. In the next step, you'll take your glasses off, hold them halfway between you and the screen, and rotate them while looking at the cross through the lens.
Does the cross appear to change shape as you do so?
Does the cross appear to change shape as you do so?
Does the cross appear to change shape as you do so?
You probably have astigmatism, and you aren't alone—about 1 in 3 people have it.To know for sure, schedule a comprehensive eye exam with an eye doctor. If you're interested in trying contact lenses, sign up for your ACUVUE free trial certificate before you go and ask your doctor about ACUVUE contact lenses for astigmatism.
You probably have astigmatism, and you aren't alone—about 1 in 3 people have it.To know for sure, schedule a comprehensive eye exam with an eye doctor. If you're interested in trying contact lenses, sign up for your ACUVUE free trial certificate before you go and ask your doctor about ACUVUE contact lenses for astigmatism.
You probably have astigmatism, and you aren't alone—about 1 in 3 people have it.To know for sure, schedule a comprehensive eye exam with an eye doctor. If you're interested in trying contact lenses, sign up for your ACUVUE free trial certificate before you go and ask your doctor about ACUVUE contact lenses for astigmatism.
Astigmatism is nothing to worry about; it's actually very common—about 1 in 3 people have it. It just means that you may need a special type of contact lens to fully correct your vision. To know for sure, schedule a comprehensive eye exam with an eye doctor and sign up for your free trial certificate before you go.
This test is no substitute for a comprehensive eye exam, so to know whether or not you have astigmatism for sure, schedule one with your eye doctor or learn more about astigmatism.
This test is no substitute for a comprehensive eye exam, so to know whether or not you have astigmatism for sure, schedule one with your eye doctor or learn more about astigmatism.
Astigmatism is nothing to worry about; it's actually very common—about 1 in 3 people have it. It just means that you may need a special type of contact lens to fully correct your vision. To know for sure, schedule a comprehensive eye exam with an eye doctor and sign up for your free trial certificate before you go.
Astigmatism is nothing to worry about; it's actually very common—about 1 in 3 people have it. It just means that you may need a special type of contact lens to fully correct your vision. To know for sure, schedule a comprehensive eye exam with an eye doctor and sign up for your free trial certificate before you go.
