I was prescribed progressive lenses about 8 years ago - but was not actually told what to expect with no explanation prior to the lenses. You explanation was awesome.

They asked me none of these questions and my computer is a blurry mess when I’m looking at it☹️

Thank you! Great information.

I have been using progressive lenses for years, they are just so good, I got them because I am a gamer. It takes about two to four days sometimes to get used to the new prescription, for me about a day or so. Though, some people expect their eyes to adjust straightaway to something new, typical people, know nothing, think they know everything. Though having said that, if you feel there is something wrong with your prescription, you can take them back to your optometrist and get them sorted, get another set of lenses if need be, there is a time limit (find this out). Some people unfortunately are not suited to progressive lenses. I don't use progressive lenses when I go out of the house, I use distance glasses. Though at home, for reading, writing, the computer, the TV, cooking, cleaning, gardening or looking across the room, they are great.

@myglassesguy

8 ай бұрын

thank you for sharing your insight, very helpful from someone who has been wearing progressive glasses for years! This comment will help lots of people, thanks for engaging with this community. enjoy your day!

Thank you for all that information in an enjoyable and concise video. Now I feel armed with what I need before having to make the important decisions.

@myglassesguy

9 ай бұрын

thank you for the comment, I'm glad you feel empowered to make this important decision! this is exactly why I create videos :) let me know if you have any additional questions along the way, enjoy your day!

Good questions, thanks a lot.

@myglassesguy

7 ай бұрын

thank you for watching and engaging with the channel :)

I have worn progressives for years. I just got a new prescription and at almost 2 weeks I still see the text on the computer screen a bit blurry sometimes, which is annoying...but the new prescription is stronger, so I am going to give it more time. Those tortoise frames look great on you and are the perfect color for your coloring. Thank you for explaining progressives to us here. Good video 👍

If you care about other people's opinions regarding how your lenses look, you can go with progressive. if you dont care, and are a more practical person who prefers peripheral clarity, go with 7x28 lined trifocals. ive been selling glasses over 20 years.. (this comment is for wearers age 40+)

@myglassesguy

Ай бұрын

excellent feedback! bifocals and trifocals can be a great option for many... good to have this perspective represented. congrats on 20 years, you have seen a lot of eyeballs!

@nathanbyd570

Ай бұрын

@@myglassesguy Yes, thanks. LDO since 2002. I love my trifocals.

Absolutely fantastic invention

@myglassesguy

3 ай бұрын

yes! I agree, makes life much easier when you get it right :) thanks for watching!

Your glasses are really cool. What brand is that?

I wish I seen this before I paid $600 for my fist pair of progressives. Lenscrafters didn't help me at all. It was my first ever pair of glasses and they were of zero help. My glasses are ok, but the lenses are way too small for me. I'm having an easier time with the single vision glasses i bought online for less tham $30. Thanks for this video.

@myglassesguy

5 ай бұрын

thank you for sharing your feedback and dropping this message! That is VERY frustrating and why we love creating content to help people SEE :) If I can ever help with your glasses, let me know. enjoy-optical.square.site/

I just got my first pair of progressives... they make a HUGE difference at the range! The "mid" lens makes my RMR sight crystal clear, and a quick glance up gets the target crystal clear!

@myglassesguy

Ай бұрын

excellent feedback! thank you for contributing to the channel :) enjoy the clear vision!

My progressive lenses had such a narrow field they were useless for reading and most other things. I wish I'd seen something like this before I got them.

@myglassesguy

8 ай бұрын

thank you for watching the channel and engaging to share your experience. that is frustrating... especially because I recognize progressive lenses are an investment. next time you will know! If I can ever help with your eyewear or answer further questions, let me know. enjoy your day!

@Bjk1532

2 ай бұрын

I just made another comment that they usually measure the glasses for a small frame to make sure there is room.

Superb bro 👍

@myglassesguy

11 ай бұрын

You are so kind, thank you 🙏🏽

Mine have been a game changer for me.

@myglassesguy

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for the feedback, Heady! I’m glad you love them, they look great on you ♥️🙌🏽

Excellent

@myglassesguy

2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for watching and engaging 😀

Good questions. I just use +2 D for reading. No problem.

@myglassesguy

3 ай бұрын

thank you for sharing your experience and for watching!

Great video! What do you think about Pol optic progressive lenses?

@myglassesguy

2 ай бұрын

thanks for watching and for the feedback! Honestly, I've never worked with that progressive lens so I don't have any feedback. I'll check it out and let you know if I have any thoughts :)

@sstankovic2434

2 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Hi I love your glasses 🤓

@myglassesguy

4 ай бұрын

you are so kind! thank you for watching and sharing your kind words :) enjoy your day!

Hello... Do you recommend wider shape lenses/glasses , mine is kinda small it is giving me a hard time to adjust.

@myglassesguy

Ай бұрын

great question, sorry its taken a while to get back to you :) for aesthetic symmetry i like to see the eye centered but yes if you are having issues with a smaller lens, a larger lens should give you more real estate for vision. thank you for contributing!

Progressive Glasses. If your job depends on reading documents, letters and so forth, like being an attorney-at-law or judge or prosecutor or paralegal. Progressive glasses are the worst option because you do not have time for your eyes to adjust. You need the next day and do not have time for your eyes to adjust to see progressive glasses. So, I bought regulat reading glasses. So, I have 2 pairs of glasses.

@trucks1451

18 күн бұрын

So, do you put them on at the same time? The reading glasses over your regular glasses.

@eirvingdiaz7185

18 күн бұрын

@@trucks1451 Im saying that progressive glasses are not effective for immediate reading, it is better to get reading glasses because the next day you need to read documents, letters, etc., and by using progressive glasses its going to take time -- weeks to allow your eyes to adjust. So, in that case, reading glasses is the better option.

Im having difficulty in adjusting with eyezen 3 max. Its been 2 months now. The vision is clear and i learn to look at the top for distance and at the bottom for reading. Im nearsighted so reading is actually easy for me. But the problem is when i wear it in the morning. Its clear but i can feel a bit dizzy specially when going to the bathroom or in close space and its very disturbing because i cant focus on work since im more concern of being dizzy on and off. Specially when using pc for 15 mins then looking afar then dizzy comes on and off. I really dont know what to do. Always going to the technician to make adjustment and still feel on and off diziness. Sometimes i go back to single lens and the dizziness go away but struggles on reading on my phone. Want my eyes to adjust on this and knowing that eyezen is not a full progressive but already struggling to adjust. 😢

@myglassesguy

4 ай бұрын

My initial thought is to have the optician lower your #eyezen power to 1 or 2 This will still give you the boost to help with eyestrain but with less power which should help with the dizziness. I’ve heard this feedback before when the boost is too high bc your eyes are having trouble toggling between the 2 focal points. I’ll give it more thought but that’s my first inclination. (One more note here is dizziness can also be due to other health conditions but from the context of your question I am assuming that is not the case for you but consult your doctor on that part.)

Please suggest glasses for low field glaucoma.thanks

@myglassesguy

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching the video and engaging with a question. I’m not a doctor or expert on glaucoma but I’ve had clients who have been helped by using lightly tinted, yellow lenses. The yellow sharpens the contrast and can help in some cases. Hope this helps!

@aloeisthestuff9622

9 ай бұрын

So you should NOT be giving Medical level advice. I think this is rubbing the line of Legality.@@myglassesguy

Thank you for this! I just turned 40. Ever since I was a kid, I've been near sighted. I thought that's gonna be it my whole life (currently at +3.50) but boy was I wrong! I only found out that eyes get older too (logically), and we are prone to presbyopia later in life starting at 40. Well, mine started last year. I was confused why I suddenly can't read anything closer to my eyes anymore. They start getting blurred the moment they get nearer. I was in denial, but finally accepted the fact just this month. I'm ready to ditch my one focal eyeglasses and switch to getting my first ever progressive lenses. I'm looking at Varilux XR. Is that viable for me given that I'm near-sighted and now also far-sighted?

@myglassesguy

5 ай бұрын

You are welcome and it happens to all of us at some point :) Great question! Yes Varilux XR should be a great solution for you. The only thing I would add for you is to ask for a high index material to keep your lenses as thin and light as possible. Your prescription is just slightly higher than average 🤙🏼 If I can help with further questions or your new glasses, you can schedule an appointment with this link: enjoy-optical.square.site/ Thanks again for watching! Enjoy your day :)

What's your opinion of Hoyas’s and Zeiss's progressive lenses?

@myglassesguy

6 ай бұрын

love this question! I have only heard good feedback about both brands although I have not dispensed either brand in several years. The only thing I have to add here is what I've typically found from client feedback that is in the same tier, most brands perform the same (apples to apples). It doesn't feel like any one brand is WAY ahead in their lens technology. The die hards for each brand will argue :) My clients love the Shamir Autograph Intelligence and Varilux XR lenses. Do you have a personal reference? Have you tried either lens before? Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!

@johnortiz566

6 ай бұрын

@@myglassesguy I will be trying the Varilux brand next. I’ve heard great things about it. Thanks!

With old fashioned bifocals for reading and distance, is the distance field wider?

@myglassesguy

2 ай бұрын

thank you for watching! and great questions, the simple answer is yes, the distance and reading area would be wider in a bifocal. There are other challenges to this style of lens but it is wider for sure. thanks for engaging!

@nathanbyd570

2 ай бұрын

absolutely. reading zone wider too. if you need extra wide get 35 mm

Hi if I’m only long sighted +0.25 and + 0.50 would I benefit from progressive

@myglassesguy

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for the question and for watching! I would not recommend a progressive for you, but a boost lens could be perfect for you Essilor makes one called Eyezen Plus 🙏🏽 let me know if you have any follow up questions! josh@enjoyoptical.co

My Prescription -1 for far away and +1 for reading could i get this glasses?

@myglassesguy

6 ай бұрын

thanks for watching and for the question! With that RX, you would be eligible for either a progressive lens (with 3 focal points...distance, computer and reading) or a "boost lens" which is a small add power (about +1.00) at the bottom of the lens for reading and full distance at the top. Without any further details, I would recommend the Eyezen Plus 3 lens for you! Let me know if you have any other questions and if you ever want to schedule some time to chat, you can follow this link for a personal consultation: enjoyoptical.co/products/lens-consultation-abo-certified-optician?_pos=1&_psq=lens+consu&_ss=e&_v=1.0

I’ve been wearing progressive lenses for years. It takes a bit of getting use to. I’ve noticed that the wider the lense is the better the field of vision for me. I made the mistake of buying smaller frames and that really narrowed my field of vision.

@myglassesguy

4 ай бұрын

thank you for watching and sharing your feedback! excellent insight for progressive wearers out there. as an optician, when helping someone choose the right frame, I'm balancing 2 factors of "enough lens real estate to see well" and "symmetrically balanced on the face." thank you for engaging, if I can ever help with your glasses, I'm here for you. josh@enjoyoptical.co

@starsunmoon30

22 күн бұрын

What's crazy is the eye dr told me to buy the smallest frames I could. Ugh ! I'm seriously thinking about just getting single vision and using readers for reading!! Gheez

I have tried multiple times in the last two decades to adjust to progressives. I can't stand the junk vision off center. And the wavey swimming feeling gives me vertigo. Add to that the chromatic aberration with most plastic lenses and it's definitely a no-go. (CR39, and trivex work ok.) No insult intended, but the whole idea of inferior vision at a huge premium simply feels like a marketing scam by a monopolized industry. Maybe I'm the only person that prefers to pay for superior vision with bifocal spectacles and real glass lenses. But last year I tried to order glass lenses for some antique frames worn by my great grandfather and was told that just the week before, glass became unavailable. My last pair of plastic lens progressives cost about $900! That's absurd.

@myglassesguy

5 ай бұрын

thank you for watching the video and sharing your feedback! I appreciate your perspective. Bifocals are still an excellent option for many people... it's hard to beat that edge to edge vision in the distance and reading. The computer distance can be a challenge for some bifocal wearers. One tip here is to try a progressive lens with a fixed corridor length of 13 or 11, this will be the most similar experience to a bifocal. Glass is an excellent material for optics. The down side is weight and difficulty in manufacturing. Thank you for engaging with the content and sharing your perspective! Let me know if you have any questions or if I can ever help with your glasses: enjoy-optical.square.site/

@nathanbyd570

2 ай бұрын

i have 7x28 lined trifocals which cost less than progressive and have superior peripheral clarity, with all 3 ranges.

My distance vision is fine, but I've started needing reading glasses for up close (+1.50). At this point, I would like a pair of glasses I could wear all the time and want something like a progressive with no prescription in the top, but the more and more I research it, it seems like there are a lot of drawbacks with progressives. Additionally, when I tilt my eyes down, even just a little, I have a very hard time focusing with my non-dominant eye. Looking straight through my reading glasses, everything is crystal clear with both eyes. But like I said, tilting my eyes down a little causes my non-dominant eye to struggle. I'm going to schedule an appointment with my optometrist soon... any tips on making sure they are able to help me find the right glasses?

@myglassesguy

Ай бұрын

ok, yes that all makes sense. you are on the right track by talking to your optometrists about the focus issues. And on your question... I have many clients who love the "plano-progressive" option... no RX at the top but as you go down to to the mid and bottom of the lens, you get the boost you need. 3 thoughts here: 1. ask for their best progressive lens as this always gives you the best opportunity to adapt and have clear vision | 2. ask for the corridor length of fixed 13 or 15mm | 3. with your add power, you could try the Eyezen Plus 4 boost lens: www.essilorpro.com/resources/eyezen/eyezen-plus

@GordonGEICO

Ай бұрын

@@myglassesguy Thank you very much for your response and videos

@GordonGEICO

Ай бұрын

@@myglassesguy So I went to my optometrist and explained what's up. I was looking for a progressive I could wear all day but since I'm a software engineer with multiple monitors, I was told that's probably going to be less than ideal because even with high-end ones, the intermediate area would be smaller than I'd like. So we wound up with some "office progressives" and I have to say I'm really liking them. They don't have a distance section but everything on my desk is razor sharp. Also, the eye tilt isn't really an issue... I guess that was me not knowing how to wear progressives/bifocals. For some reason I thought you had to really tilt your eyes way down to see through the bottom of the lens, but it's really not the case, it's more a matter of holding the subject matter and angling the direction you're looking. Anyways, thanks again for your help, your videos helped me get in there and know what questions to ask. And with these office glasses, I can actually navigate the hallways pretty easily without having to take them off, which I could not do with my normal reading glasses.

Amazing video! Hi from NJ. Just left you a voicemail.

@myglassesguy

6 ай бұрын

Thank you, Adam! I enjoyed our chat. You will be seeing amazing in your new glasses SOON :)

@adamg.1845

6 ай бұрын

Fingers crossed…

After over 4 decades of wearing glasses, I am finally getting around to trying progressives and I absolutely love them! I should have moved to them sooner!

@myglassesguy

7 ай бұрын

:) love hearing this, thanks for watching! it really is a perfect solution when you get it right 🙌🏼

@shirleysenkler781

2 ай бұрын

They are great aren't they. Have had progressives for about 15 years and have never had a problem.

My eye doctor suggested progressives, but I don't know if it makes sense. I don't need reading glasses even though I'm in my late 40s. I can read fine. The problem is I can't read with my distance glasses on. I have to take them off to look at my phone or sign paperwork at a doctor's office. I mostly wear my distance glasses when I leave the house since I need them for driving. She wanted to put a +0.25 magnification, but I really don't need it and I'm worried it will distort things like trying to look down at the dashboard when driving. Is it possible to get progressives where the bottom doesn't have correction or magnification? Or is that just pointless? What do people like me do when they can't read with their distance glasses but don't need reading glasses? I'm also trying to avoid looking down at my phone too much due to neck problems and like to hold my phone up at eye level. Would that even work with progressive when everything is blurry close up with my distance prescription.

@myglassesguy

8 ай бұрын

excellent question, I have often heard similar challenges from my clients. In your case, I would recommend a specialty lens called Eyezen Plus (there are different brands but I know this is a good one). This lens gives you a "boost" at the bottom of the lens. This essentially eliminates the "distance correction" and gives you a small add power (less than 1 diopter). What's unique about this add power is that it is only at the bottom and you will barely notice it. This will only make near vision "more comfortable" without compromising any distance correction or adding any peripheral distortion (like a progressive lens). The only down side for some people is that it does not include any optimized "intermediate" or computer correction. You would simply be using your distance correction for the computer distance. Let me know what other questions you have. I can provide this lens to you remotely. I would send an overnight label for you to send the frame directly to the lab. Let me know if I can help! - josh@enjoyoptical.co

@myglassesguy

8 ай бұрын

here's more info on the eyezen lens: www.essilor.com/us-en/products/eyezen/

@myglassesguy

8 ай бұрын

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This is a super helpful video for people trying to understand progressives. Question, I have a pretty strong prescription (-5.25 -2.00 020 and -5.50 -3.00 160) for myopia, astigmatism and exophoria (prismatic correction). I was quoted 1600€ for a pair of top tier Hoya progressive lenses, this includes all the coatings and a 20% tint…. Is that even remotely correct or is that way way overpriced. They’re going into a pair of JMM Vascos so I didn’t want to spare any expense but also don’t want to feel like I’m being ripped off. It’s crazy to think the lenses are way more than the Vasco frames 😅

@myglassesguy

5 ай бұрын

thank you for watching and sharing your feedback :) excellent question! I can't speak specifically to your market or to Hoya lenses but I will give you a quote for what I would recommend from my optical shop, hopefully this helps... a top tier Shamir progressive lens (Autograph Intelligence, similar or better quality than Hoya's top tier) with the material 1.67 (to keep it thin and light for your moderate to high RX) with a top tier anti-reflective coating and custom tint would be 950€. Let me know if you have further questions, we ship all over the world so if I can ever assist with your frame or lenses, let me know! josh@enjoyoptical.co

@myglassesguy

4 ай бұрын

Just following up here to see if there were any more questions, I thought I saw another comment from you but now it's gone... the price quoted was for both lenses! Let me know if you have any other questions josh@enjoyoptical.co

I’ve been wearing progressive lenses for years. I love them. I must be wearing good ones because my field of vision is fine. I recommend them especially if you work on a computer as I did for my whole working career.

@myglassesguy

8 ай бұрын

excellent feedback! thank you for watching and sharing your insight. Progressive lenses are the perfect solution when they are right! enjoy your day :)

So what would be the range of field of vision possible in today’s lenses? Just asking so the number they give me will make more sense to me.

@myglassesguy

8 ай бұрын

excellent question! I'll create a video soon on this exact question and I'll add it here for you.

@myglassesguy

8 ай бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/noCjsMiql7y8o5c.html - just created this with you in mind!

what frames are you wearing?

@myglassesguy

2 ай бұрын

enjoyoptical.co/products/frame-26-c04-black

Great video!!!! Here's my deal. I am 43 and getting the 40 something eye! hahahahaha I'm already at a 1.5 (for close) and readers help!!!! I have a tiny astigmatism (+0.25) and (-0.5) for far and I am getting more and more reliant on the readers and that is becoming an inconvenience. I was thinking about progressives so I would just have them on my face anyway. I live in Brazil and progressive lens are VERY, I mean VERY expensive so it's not like I can do a little experiment and if it doesn't work out, "Oh well?!". In my case, do you think it is worth giving it a shot or is it better to stick with the readers and suck it up that I have to bring them around with me everywhere? Thank you so much!

@myglassesguy

7 ай бұрын

thank you for watching, and excellent question! In your case, I would recommend sticking with the readers for now. If your distance RX increases and you need glasses for more than just reading, I would go for the progressive option. 2 questions I ask people when making this decision... 1. do you want to wear glasses more often? (aka all the time) 2. are you willing to make the investment? hope this helps, let me know if you have any other questions!

@ryanimpink13

7 ай бұрын

@@myglassesguy Thank you so much for taking the time to answer! Well, I pulled the trigger lol. The glasses should be ready by the end of this month. If I remember to do so, I will try to give some feedback here to maybe help someone with my question. I will say if I thought it was worth it or not. I got some rad Ray bans, so at the least I will look cool! hahahahaha Thanks again, hugs from Brazil. Keep up the good job, I subscribed and I look forward to more content.

@myglassesguy

7 ай бұрын

yes! please let the community know what you think :) and you are welcome, thank you for subscribing! @@ryanimpink13

EXTREMELY DANGEROUS WHEN GOING DOWN STAIRS !!!!!!!

I paid the wider one and i feel that i have the cheaper. They says becouse is my first glasses. I dont believe them.

@myglassesguy

4 ай бұрын

That is quite frustrating! It’s hard to tell bc there is an adjustment for new wearers which you already know. You can always take the glasses to another shop and ask them if you received the lenses you paid for. For “branded” lenses there are watermarks on the left side of the lens. You can find a list of what the symbols represent online. This is a way to confirm your investment as well. Let me know if you have any follow up questions!

I just chose the most expensive, latest technology with the widest view. It will be ready in a few days, with 6 months eye adjustment trial period. I am praying and hoping for the best.

@myglassesguy

2 ай бұрын

thanks for watching and sharing your story! I'm excited for you to try your new glasses. When progressive lenses are optimized and customized for you, there is no better solution for your daily visual needs. Let us know once you try them out :)

@2840825

2 ай бұрын

@@myglassesguy it is my second day of trying my new glasses. I do have a question. Why is my vision slanted when I move my head when reading?

Opticians in my neck of the woods would answer that question about how wide of a field of view is in the most vague way possible: "It just depends on your prescription and the lab we send it too, they are almost all the same, would you like me place an order"

@myglassesguy

Ай бұрын

ouch... that's frustrating. thank you for contributing to the channel with your feedback! I've started helping many clients remotely to help provide access to better vision and service. If I can ever help, let me know! josh@enjoyoptical.co

Wish I'd seen this video before I wasted a lot of $ on multiple pair from Zenni. Very, very poor progressive lens optics. When it comes to progressive lenses there's a big difference.

@myglassesguy

2 ай бұрын

thank you for watching and for the feedback in the community! Great point, I feel the same from hearing lots of feedback like yours. Investing in customized lenses pays off for sure! enjoy your day :)

@starsunmoon30

22 күн бұрын

Yep I love my single vision glasses from zenni I'm not gonna be ordering the progressives.

Distortion on any progressive lenses, no matter how much you pay or what brand, is always going to be more than you expect (just lie the price...LOL). You have to get used to it. Don't give up too soon. BTW, make sure your optician/optometrist is well rated because it is not uncommon for opticians and the people they hire to blurt out whatever they think you want to hear when you ask those 3 questions. LensCrafters and places like that only have sales people that shoehorn you into a pair of eyeglasses and hem and haw at all your questions. You can't prove that they lied to you. About 80% of the time, they will claim it's not their fault if your eyeglasses are unusable.

I hated them. They drove me nuts. A complete waste of money. I don't remember the brand, but they didn't stand behind them.

@myglassesguy

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and sharing your feedback. That is very frustrating! Always happy to talk through your specific situation if you want to troubleshoot together let me know 🙏🏽

No matter who makes my glasses, they ALWAYS put the reading portion way too high. Thus, I have to walk with my head pointed down but my eyes pointed up in order to see ahead. Painful and ridiculous. So I mention this every single time I order glasses, and yet it still happens. For the love of gahhhhh, put my reading portion very, very, low. I don't care where my pupils measure, put the reading far lower than you want to. Nope. Useless professionals. Listen. LISTEN. Opticians get stuck in the calculations of standard people but not every person is standard.

@myglassesguy

Ай бұрын

well said... listen. listen. listen. thank you for sharing your perspective!

yassss queen

So you Pay for glasses and they slap some lenses in some frames then tell you your eyes have to adjust to the glasses? Why did we spend our hard earned dollars on something that was made for OUR eyes, But ISNT? Eye doctors are no better than used car salesmen. Sorry but that is how I feel right now. Just got a new set of Lenses yesterday and the distortion field starts immediately to the left. I've never felt so out of balance to the point of Sea sickness. It'll cost a crap load more money but I feel I need a look from another Salesman.

@myglassesguy

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing your experience… very frustrating indeed. Because you have shared your thoughts, I know many more people will be helped by this dialogue. It also helps me know what to share on the channel for helping others! None of us want to spend money (especially a lot of money) on something that does not function for us! There are a few troubleshooting activities we can do that may identify the issue. I’m happy to schedule a free digital consultation if you are interested. We could even record the experience so others could also be helped if you are open to that. Feel free to text me at the shop (405.283.6837) or email directly at josh@enjoyoptical.co Thanks again for watching and engaging with the content!

@tobleroonie5043

9 ай бұрын

I had exactly the same experience and am having my glasses remade as single vision--I'll just suffer with bad close-up vision for now. Remember that just because your eye doctor gave you a prescription, doesn't mean that the minimum-wage part-timers in the retail portion of the eyeglass shop who are actually fitting you for those expensive lenses, know what they're doing. In my case they told me my eyeglass frames were large enough for progressive lenses, when in fact they are several millimeters too small (in vertical height, so there is not enough room for the 3 vision fields). Additionally, they did not measure my pupillary distance properly, so the focal points in my lenses are not where they should be. So a total screwup, but they wanted $400 for the glasses (and that's just the lenses, not the frames).

I want a nice big frame 61-18-150

@nathanbyd570

2 ай бұрын

Walmart Vision has one frame like that. its a metal double bridge