BEFORE STARTING TEST
The test usually carries various colored plates in which multiple digits are readily printed. Thus you must have to recognize the digits correctly to pass the test. So If you want the best result, you have to take the following steps, which are mentioned below, before the commencement of the test.
- Taking the online test with coloration-correcting glasses to "show" that they work a false impression and are inaccurate.
- Remove any glasses with colored lenses you put on correctly now. The check is best designed to be interested in the bare eye, and it'll work best without colored lenses of any type and cause correct results.
What is Color Deficiency?
Color Deficiency, commonly known as color blindness, is a visual condition where an individual has difficulty distinguishing between certain colors. This typically occurs when the color-sensitive cells in the eye (called cones) do not function properly or are missing. The most common types of color deficiency involve trouble differentiating between red and green or blue and yellow. It can be inherited genetically or acquired due to aging, injury, or diseases affecting the eye or nervous system.
While color deficiency doesn't usually affect the sharpness of vision, it can impact daily activities such as reading color-coded charts, interpreting traffic lights, or choosing clothing. Most people with color deficiency adapt well, but specialized tools and tests like the Ishihara test can help diagnose the condition and provide support for better color recognition in daily life..