ASMR Real Eye Exam in London (Unintentional, Real Person ASMR)

This week's ASMR video is an eye test! As always this video is not sponsored and I paid for all of this with my own money. I am uploading it with the hope that it helps people relax after a hard days work or school.✨

💕Treatment Details are as follows:💕
Location: the eye place fitzrovia
Treatment: The advanced eye exam

I pay for all treatments with my own money, this is not sponsored.

‼️All of my content is footage of real sessions and experiences I have had in London or in other parts of the UK. I upload these sessions with the intention to help people destress, relax and learn‼️

#asmr #asmreyeexam #medicalasmr #asmrbeauty

[juliapigworthy]

Unintentional ASMR is always better than the overemphasized breathing, mouth sounds, and clicks in roleplay video versions.

[doby_p]

Just to echo the other comments, the authenticity of this just hits different. It's almost impossible to find stuff that isn't roleplayed or staged.

[MrPecksniff]

That feeling when you stumble on a channel that you know is just about to blow up! Hope you become the English version of ASMR Twix with just as much success!

[annaloy]

I don't know what it's called but when they bring the view finder machine and they start sliding the lenses around manually in their slots to see which is clearer... THOSE lenses shuffling, the sound makes me VIBRATE at the eye Drs office. Absolute bliss!

[SevenEightSE]

What a great idea and execution, such a lovely, care-free and relaxing visit!

[bubblehead]

This video is great! The slit lamp exam is really a big ASMR trigger for me and this exam is one of the best examples I've yet found. Thank you!

[smj.mp]

This video consistently puts me to sleep in about 30 seconds. Thanks for helping me relax before sleeping!

[jamesbali]

I just stumbled upon your channel, and i gotta admit, what a smart, fresh and original idea/concept in the world of asmr, to go out and shoot unintentional ASMR inducing, real life experiences.. Great Job! Liked and Subbed!

[ExtremeHardcoreGamer]

Oh my god, did it finally happen?

A whole channel with REAL unintentional ASMR? 🥺

Instantly subbed!

[thatwasaGOOGLY]

This is some really high quality ASMR! Thanks for putting in the effort to make such a well put together eye exam 😄

[Topsy]

This is genius I like the concept of going to actual places especially ones where most people role play. Solid content

[Antaquelas]

I am sensing this channel will blow up soon.

[katutaistelija]

Great timing! Perfect relaxation for Sunday evening

[coldtaboo]

Your channel is so underrated^^ This was rlly relaxing tysm! :)

[Intertayne]

Her "fine" and your "gosh" are the best part

[KZK]

at last! a real patient and a real doctor!))
ahhh

[CatastrophicalPencil]

I've been thinking recently about how 'fine' is a perfectly affable thing to say when someone gives you information in Britain, whereas in Australia (where I exist), imho it can be expressive of mediocrity or slight dissatisfaction. I remember in the Argument Clinic sketch that the receptionist says 'fine' when he asks for the 5 minute argument rather than the full half hour, and thinking that she was secretly expressing that she was disappointed he didn't book the full appointment.

[Maybrac]

Great watching this and then the eye test at Drury Porter - both fascinating to watch - thanks for doing these

[soundmanpt]

I'm a retired optician so of course I totally enjoyed watching your eye exam being done. I found the optometrist very good in how she was telling you everything she was doing as well as asking you several times if you had any questions regarding your eyes or what she was doing. Considering that it had been over two years since your previous eye exam your eyesight apparently hasn't really changed much if at all since that eye exam. I heard her say your prescription is a -1.00 SPH in both eyes which is considered as being in the weak range. But even though your prescription isn't all that strong I'm sure they make a difference to you. I also watched the other video you did with another eye exam and that I was able to see the eyechart you were being asked to read the letters from and I was a bit surprised at how well you were able to see the eyechart without your glasses. I was a bit surprised that when you told that doctor about your headaches and the type of work you do that he didn't suggest that you should start wearing your glasses for work as well as when reading on your own. Especially after her tested your near vision wearing the trial frame with your prescription in it. You didn't have any problem at all reading with your prescription in front of your eyes. The one thing I would also highly suggest is going for new glasses and get the optional blue light blocking coating added to them which should help in relaxing your eyes even more. I have a feeling when you went for that eye exam two years ago was also when you first got prescribed glasses. The likely reason that you're shortsighted now is most likely due to the type of work you do and everything else you do with your eyes staring at screens all day long. Remember that not only is it your computer screen but also your phone, video games and TV all have screens damaging your eyes. Also you need to consider getting prescription sunglasses as well. I'm well aware that glasses are quite expensive even with insurance. Especially from a local optical store. So I recommend going on-line for your glasses. The girls that worked in the optical store with me, nearly all of them wore glasses, and even getting two new pairs a year from our store wasn't enough to for them so they were often ordering glasses and sunglasses on-line. Thanks to them I was able to get a really good look at the glasses they were ordering on-line. Here are the three sites I thought were the very best. Zenni Optical, Lensmart, and Payne Glasses. All three have really cute glasses for under $7.00 and that includes the lenses in whatever [prescription necessary. They have hundreds more for under $20.00. Zenni Optical for example has the blue light blocking coating which they call Blokz for $16.95 extra.

[stewheart]

everyone loves the choosing number section of the optometrist visit :)