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Narrow angled Glaucoma - does it have to be declared for care insurance?

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Whoever | 11:12 Thu 06th Jan 2011 | Insurance
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Have been diagnosed with this, but condition is stable under medication with no indication by consultant that my vision is unsafe for driving. Does this have to be declared to my car insurer or are they only interested where a heath condition could constitute a driving risk?
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tell them and let them decide.
Otherwise you could end up unable to claim at some point.
11:14 Thu 06th Jan 2011
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most insurance companies ask if you have any conditions that are notifiable to the DVLA - is this one?
15:03 Thu 06th Jan 2011
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i think you need to inform the DVLA as well
15:14 Thu 06th Jan 2011

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