Principle beyond prescribing lenses for refractive error
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Correction: if there is no pre-existing eye problem or refractive error, patients may manage well with over-the-counter glasses. ... However, if there is a pre-existing refractive error, prescription glasses are generally required; these may be bifocals or trifocals. Contact lenses may also be used.
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