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investigate current prescribing patterns correcting hyperopia among optometrists clinical practice saudi arabia compare current international guidelines explore factors influence practitioners prescribing decision crosssectional study employed 30 items online survey encompass demographic data current practice cycloplegia use numerical response indicate minimum level hyperopia optometrists would consider prescribing spectacles nonstrabismic children determine diopter value required prescribing correction hyperopia present factors total 104 optometrists responded survey 52 females 52 males recruited 35 cities across saudi arabia total 44 considered cycloplegic refraction essential 12 years 56 extended range 18 years large variation found optometrists responses current guideline recommendations several factors influenced decisionmaking practicing optometrist including signs symptoms bilateral hyperopia average dioptric value reading difficulty accommodative function matches international guidelines practice patterns followed optometrists saudi arabia however optometrists report following purposefully findings highlight need improve optometrists practice spectacle prescription pediatric population