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Old 02-04-2008, 03:19 PM #2
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Get a red object, look at it with one eye and then the other...do you see a marked difference in the red? If you have not seen an Optho/Neuro yet, that's a good place to start for the dx of ON.

Someone here who has had ON could add more to this.... FWIW, I did not get a dx of ON, even with the color change. More of a base line for me.
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