Having had the surgical consultants inputs on what do to about my
increased astigmatism due a misplaced LRI during catarct surgery, at
about 4+ months out I am going to have sime independent
optometrists look at the eye.
This is based on the premise stated here by some members that my
current OD +0.50/-2.75/105   ADD 2.50 trifocal situation is a
refraction problem, and could/should be corrected by an optometrist
vice surgically.  Am still deciding, but will say I entered the
initial surgery expecting to be wearing trifocals when it was done and
having to do so is not a problem.
Anyhoo, recent discussions in the group about the materials of lenses
has really made my eyes cross.  Since they apparently make a
difference, is there some material by type, or brand name that could
reliably be predicted to have a better outcome for me than others.
Is there a material/brand name to avoid.
FYI, I am currently wearing something cheap with easily changeable
lenses(of unknown material), which I supplement with those horrendous
cataract glasses if the sun gets to me.  Utltimately, either with or
without the surgery, my final pair will ideally have a self-darkening
feature, something I have had for years before the surgery.
TIA - Y'all have helped more than you know
    Roy