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The site inbox is[email protected]. It reaches the people who maintain the calculators and the copy.

Write in for corrections, privacy requests, accessibility problems, or advertising and licensing questions. Mail about a personal prescription gets one answer: take it to a licensed eye-care practitioner.

Clinical takeaway

This inbox handles the site, not an eye. It does not give medical advice, does not interpret a personal refraction, and does not turn calculator output into a prescription.

What should you write in about?

  • Corrections. A formula, threshold, or table row that disagrees with your source. Name the page and the source. A confirmed error is corrected in code and tests first, then on the matching explainer — the process is described onthe about page.
  • Privacy requests. Access, deletion, or a question about cookies and advertising disclosures. The current practice is on theprivacy page.
  • Accessibility. Anything a screen reader, keyboard, or high-zoom layout gets wrong.
  • Advertising and licensing. Questions about ad placements on this site or reuse of its tables and diagrams.

What can this inbox not do?

It cannot examine an eye, and it will not try by email. No one here will read your glasses prescription and tell you which contact lenses to order. That refusal is the site-wide bound on themedical disclaimerand the reasonstarting parameters are not a prescription.

If a lens hurts, blurs, or reddens an eye, stop wearing it and contact your practitioner — not this site.

How is the clinical reviewer reached?

Clinical review of this site is attributed to Optom. Deepak Ghimire. His listing is verified on theDrishti Eye Care doctor page. That page belongs to his practice, not to this site. Use it to verify who he is; use[email protected]for anything about this site's formulas or copy.

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