Today's optometry games

Nine short games for optometry students: Connections, What's the Dx?, Daily Question, Daily Optics, What's the Tx?, What's the Structure?, What's the Drug?, What's the OCT? and What's the C/D? A new set unlocks every day at midnight Eastern, and you can play any 4 of them free each day.

A one-time purchase for focused board prep. A Sprint gives you everything in Plus for three months (or six, with the longer Part I Sprint), plus the board-prep tool for your exam: the NBEO Part III patient simulator in the Part III Sprint, or the Part I question bank in the Part I Sprint. It never auto-renews.

It is an interactive optometry study tool for practicing complete patient encounters. Students interview a simulated patient, review clinical data, choose tests, submit an assessment and management plan, and receive scored feedback.

Cases reinforce history-taking, clinical reasoning, ancillary test selection, diagnosis and differentials, management, follow-up, and patient education under time pressure.

Yes. A free account includes 3 curated Part III simulator cases with unlimited attempts. The Part III Sprint unlocks all 70 cases.

Yes. A Sprint includes everything in Plus, so upgrading stops your Plus subscription from renewing and adds the days you've already paid for onto the Sprint. You're never billed for both.

No. OptoConnections is an independent study resource and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the National Board of Examiners in Optometry (NBEO).