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Unlike the MOVIES, a retina scan is difficult at best. You will notice that in your eye doctor's office, the retinal camera is in a DARK ROOM. It takes about 5 minutes for your pupil to adjust to the light and get big enough for the camera to LOOK INSIDE to see your retina.

People with dark eyes might never get a SCAN if they need access.

The Iris scanner might be OK... but I wouldn't. You see, people that used the device often might spread eye disease to other workers. That would be the last thing on earth that you would want to use. Even if you have alcohol towelettes at the eye station, people would not use them.

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