I had another eye exam today.  The doc said the the rx from the old
doctor is correct however, I seem to be seeing more clearly out of my
old glasses.  He said that the new rx is not as strong as the old rx
and that the details w/not be as clear.  He did say that my old rx is
"technically" too strong but that if it wasn't bothering me w/headaches
and such then there was no reason not to wear them.  The new rx is just
slightly off in the center; just not as sharp and is especially
noticable in stores reading signs and words.  Things become sharper if
I turn my head to the right.  It is more noticable in the right eye (my
better eye).

I called the old doc and am waiting to hear back from them.  Both docs
said pd was 60mm.  Is there a pd on glasses?  I thought he said 58 but
am not sure if I understood him right. One new doc (two happened to be
there) thought the oc was off; the other didn't seem to think this was
so.  Perhaps something in the making of the glasses was done wrong.  My
old rx is -100 -02 x 65 (I think it says 65); -125 -050 x 002.  The
stronger is my left eye.  Apparently I have slight astigmatism. I don't
have the rx for the new glasses.

The girl at the old doc didn't give me a hard time, which I was
expecting her to do.  The old doc is suppose to call me tomorrow.  I
really don't know what to do.  The new doc also said that on my new
glasses it wasn't a crizal coating.  There was a coating on it, but it
he did not believe it was crizal.  I paid for crizal.  I am tempted to
ask the old doc to just do up a single lens on my old rx.  At least
then I will be able to use the glasses and if they were off, then we
would all know it was definitely in the making or material.  If they
refuse to try and resolve this I will have single lenses made at
different place and pay for them myself and try to get a refund from
the old place.  I highly doubt they will give me one but I will try.  I
am still wondering if the fact that they are bifocals have anything to
do with it.  

Jo