Eye Doctor Reacts to HILARIOUS "Eye Doctor 2023" @brewstew

Comments · 301

• DO

  @DoctorEyeHealth · 3 years ago · pinned

  Please give some love to Brewstew&apos;s work <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uohOTUIjRrg">https://youtu.be/uohOTUIjRrg</a><br>Also for tips on how to have a better eye exam - watch this <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfG6lmMUQUg">https://youtu.be/UfG6lmMUQUg</a>

  66

• PE

  @Pennsylvania343 · 3 years ago

  Kids being able to fool the test because they can manipulate their eyes is so true I remember as a kid I hated getting the glocoma test and I knew how to cross my eyes my doctor would would get mad and tell me to stop it 😂

  139

• PR

  @prachiverma2605 · 3 years ago

  We need more of these reaction videos, it&apos;s way too fun to watch 🤣

  257

• OD

  @Oddballkane · 3 years ago

  I used to work in an optical assistant role. The one parent I remember is the lady who had a brain tumour. It was found with a simple eye test. And the older lady who was staring to get cataracts and the opticians saved her eye sight.

  91

• CO

  @corym.m.3084 · 2 years ago

  My eye doctor loves me on the air puff test. I shake the whole table because it makes me jump and they always laugh. At least I can make their day while they make that second a miserable hell 😂

  27

• BU

  @buckettraveler8398 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I had a &apos;bad&apos; experience at the eye docktor when I was a kid, just nervous and like the video thought he was impatient but I saw the same guy like 15 years later and he was fine. &nbsp;I think as kids we perceive most adults as scary so he was probably fine when I was a kid it was just all in my head.

  116

• OB

  @ObiWanSh1n0b1 · 2 years ago

  I&apos;ve been in the giant steampunk machine before, got to the halfway point, and the PERFECT lens for me popped up. I said &quot;wow this one looks perfect, every thing is crisp and clear, please don&apos;t move on from this one.&quot; The eye doctor IMMEDIATELY moved on and i never saw that perfect lens again.

  6

• UN

  @Unsighted_Shadowbrine · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGDCcQE5SWM&amp;t=552">9:12</a> Me being legally blind and not caring so much about dilating the pupils. I will sneeze regardless when having light around. It’s good that no clinic actually blocked me from having my eyes checked because I don’t go with someone else to accompany me else I’d without missing a beat say “bro I’m already blind, it’s not like seeing less because of dilation will stop me from going anywhere” lol

  5

• DU

  @Dustin_Platt · 2 years ago

  My dad, who was an optometrist for 45+ years, he always dilated. He would get a Visual Field Analyzer, the best auto refractor, a tonometer both air and hand held, the best phoropter, but used those 2 drops and his slit lamp for most patients. Very old school.

  12

• KE

  @Keslefin · 3 years ago (edited)

  Last time I went to the eye doctor was like 12 years ago and it was a great experience. My grandfather has this very very rare eye decease called Wagner&apos;s decease. Because it&apos;s genetic and only infects men (grandfather from mothers side) I had to be checked. The doctor that check me was the same that found it in my grandfather. When he found out that my grandfather had it he rejoiced because he was writing his thesis about it. Because my eyes were dilated I had to put sunglasses on but my mom had forgotten mine to home so the doctor decided to buy me a new pair. He retired a week later.<br><br><br>edit: I forgot to mention that it was found that I thankfully don&apos;t have it.

  8

• DA

  @dantheelevatorman1 · 1 year ago

  I referred to the dilation drops as drunk drops. Because I always feel like my visions in drunk mode whenever these things are introduced to my eyes.

  7

• CA

  @carmelpereira6003 · 3 years ago

  It’s a great video. I like that you taught us the names of all the instruments and purpose of the tests. Thank you Dr. Joseph.

  58