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Re: advice for my impaired vision

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Re: advice for my impaired vision

Mike Tyner20 May 2008 01:36
Based on all those measurements you've made?

If your parents are paying tuition, they're getting ripped off.

-MT

> False.

Zetsu19 May 2008 18:10
> At our age, when everybody has presbyopia

False.

Mike Tyner19 May 2008 17:38
At our age, when everybody has presbyopia, -0.75 or -1.00 are about the best
compromise possible, as close as you get to "not needing glasses."

-MT, OD

>I am aged 50 and have never needed glasses. I had an eye test and the
>results came out thus
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> ** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **

-keevill-19 May 2008 10:40
I am aged 50 and have never needed glasses. I had an eye test and the
results came out thus
Right -0.75 -0.5 x .75
Left -0.75
Add 1.75

I am told that this means I am not suitable for Lasik surgery.
Thing is , I really don't like to wear glasses - I don't even wear
sunglasses and I live in a very sunny climate.
What options are available to me apart from just accepting slight diff in
reading small print and seeing distance objects more clearly. I certainly
can live with my reduced vision but would consider perhaps contact lenses or
some type of procedure to correct my vision

** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **

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