Rejected on basis of pre op laser surgery prescription

Tori C.

Regimental Medical Officer

Hi Deborah,

As far as I know, yes that is correct. The current policy is that pre-operatively refractive error should not be more than +6.00 or â6.00 dioptre. I am afraid I am not a specialist in either occupational medicine or ophthalmology and so am unable to expand on why that is the policy, apologies.

Saturday, June 5, 2021

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