I mentioned that I would report back after my ophthalmologist visit, but I lost track of which thread it was.
My pupils dilate to 6 mm at the office, and in response to the specific question "Is that the same as in a dark room?" he replied "It is larger." He did not say how much larger. I am guessing that the complete paralysis of the muscles, from the medication which dilates the pupils, allows them to open wider than they do in the dark.
I trotted off to the associated Optometrist Shop, and with the aid of a marvelous little device which one looks into, he informed me that my IPD is 57 mm.
I am 83.8 years old
My pupils dilate to 6 mm at the office, and in response to the specific question "Is that the same as in a dark room?" he replied "It is larger." He did not say how much larger. I am guessing that the complete paralysis of the muscles, from the medication which dilates the pupils, allows them to open wider than they do in the dark.
I trotted off to the associated Optometrist Shop, and with the aid of a marvelous little device which one looks into, he informed me that my IPD is 57 mm.
I am 83.8 years old