Do any of you use Saline Solution at all with your RPGs?  I always thought
Saline Solution was for soft lenses only, and in fact when I looked at the
box in the store it only mentions soft lenses.
This new optometrist office said something that made me think I am supposed

I've got my RGP's dialed in pretty well.  The doc "maxed out" the
diameter and the OZ and fixed most of the trouble I was having with
night vision issues and seeing the edges.  The last small complaint I
have is that the vision is slightly variable in one eye (tack sharp

I have yet to find an answer from eye doctors and psychogists.  I will
state the symptoms although it is extremely difficult for me to
describe.  I am 27 and have had this "disorder" for as long as I
remember.  Well here I go:  To my knowledge a "normal" person only has

Is it okay for the eye to project a movie on the ceiling and watch it
while lying on the bed?
regards,
Elias

There are people who insist that a minus has no effect
on the refractive STATE of the natural eye.
The scientific reality is that it does.
Here are the animation graphics of that process.

I switched from the B&L Softlens Multi-Focals to  B&L Purevision
Multi-Focals two weeks ago. Both eyes were corrected for distance
vision, no monovision, and the reading power ordered was "high". I have
no astigmatism. This has resulted in 20/20 vision and I am able to read

Dear Prevention-minded scientific friends,
    When I suggested that we use a "plus" to keep your vision
clear through the school years -- it was because of the scientific
facts.

When I blink on a night time or against a light background like a cloud
the centre of my vision is a roundish black or white dot which
disappears after about 2 seconds.  I have had a few vision tests by
opticians and the eye hospital and they have said my retina and macular

Hey folks, the "proof" is below, taller kids are more likely to be
myopic while short, fat kids are hyperopic.
Encourage your young childen to take up smoking to stunt their growth
and to watch more TV while eating donuts to put on weight.  Proven!

In another thread, someone talked to his optometrist who said:
I also had a good long chat with the optometrist about visual
corrections in general but, for balance, it should be remembered that
he

What's the state of affairs in this area?
Are there any real and viable non-surgical alternatives?
Our son (nearly 8) has had this since very early in life (recognized
around 6 months of age).  He has absolutely perfect vision with each

I have had a number of visual field tests. They have shown that I have
significant loss of vision in my left eye from central retinal vein
occlusion. Peripheral vision in that eye is good. I have slightly elevated
pressure in my right eye. I am supposed to get another visual field ...

I would like to experience a migraine aura as long as there is nothing
but the aura. I've read about the aura and find it both enjoyable and
scary. I like the visual symptoms, the dizziness, the numbness, etc.
I certainly would *not* want to have the headache phase or the

My Mum who's in her late sixties stocked up on several pairs of reading
and distance glasses at the dollar store.   They don't give her perfect
vision but she thinks it's crazy to spend hundreds for the difference
proper prescription lenses would make.

Our twins finally got a 2nd opinion from the opthamologist after being
told by an optometrist that they needed glasses.
To recap, one of our twins was (under drop, the term used by the
opthamologist) -1.50 in each eye, while the other was -2.00 and -2.75.