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How Long Until Pupil Dilation Effects Wear Off Completely? Pupil dilation is a standard procedure during eye exams that helps optometrists examine the internal structures of your eyes more effectively. This video provides essential information about the duration of pupil dilation effects and what to expect after your eye exam. We will discuss how long the dilation typically lasts, factors that can influence the duration, and common side effects you may experience during this time.

Understanding pupil dilation is important for anyone undergoing an eye exam, as it can affect your vision temporarily. We’ll guide you through the various aspects of pupil dilation, including how different eye colors and age can impact the length of time your pupils remain enlarged. Additionally, we’ll share tips on how to manage light sensitivity and blurred vision during this period and emphasize the importance of following your optometrist's advice regarding post-exam activities.

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