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When being tested you may wear prescribed lenses or glasses but they cannot be corrective for color deficiencies.

From the bulletin: "3. As per REF (E), the passing score for Pseudo-Isochromatic Plates (PIP) for aviation personnel is 12/14 correctly identified red/green numerical test plates. As per REF (F), the passing score for non-aviation personnel required to have color vision testing is 10/14...

He passed 9 of 14 plates (Ishihari's is all I know). My reading of the Bulletin is he has to pass 10/14. The 12/14 is for aviators, I think.

Yes, his condition was known. However, it was also known that mild colorblindness could be granted a waiver based upon successfully passing the Farnsworth test.

My son is a USCGA Scholar's program candidate pending a Medical Waiver for Colorblindness. The Scholar's Handbook indicates a favorable waiver if the candidate passes the Farnsworth exam, which he did. However, we were informed this week that he must take a newly instituted test, Waggoner...