Good Vision

Good vision means your eyes can clearly see and distinguish details at various distances, allowing you to perceive the world accurately. It involves the proper functioning of the eyes' components—cornea, lens, retina, and optic nerve—that work together to focus light and send clear images to the brain. When vision is good, you see sharply, colors appear vibrant, and depth perception is accurate. Maintaining good vision typically requires regular eye examinations, proper eye care, and correction with glasses or contact lenses if needed. Good vision is essential for day-to-day activities, safety, and overall quality of life.