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I just got my new medical. When I got the certificate I saw that under
limitations it said "None". My previous medical used to say "must wear corrective lenses". I should have simply walked away with the certificate, but instead I asked them why that limitation was missing. The response was "You wear contacts? Well, that changes everything. You should have told us about the contacts". The FAA form does not ask anything about wearing lenses (except near vision), and they did not ask me about it during the exam either. I thought all that mattered was your corrected vision, not uncorrected vision. In the end we had to do some extra stuff to get that fixed, and I got another certificate with the correct statement. She said that I should stop wearing contacts for 24 hours before coming to the medical exam, and bring the lenses with me. I have never heard of this before. Anyone else had similar experiences? |
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