I have a 1.5 year old pair of glasses I love, but they are badly scratched
up; presumably in the antireflection coating.  Any way to either fix the
coating or remove it?
The glasses are pretty useless they way they are, but the frames are great.

I feel like a freak.
As you will recall my story, in the downward gaze looking at a piece of
paper, for a month in October 2005 and then a month in October 2006 the
text would become blurry, like it wasn't on the paper, it was jumping

I thought I'd ask here on behalf of someone experiencing problems with their
vision who posted the following on another forum. She had LASIK six years
ago and lists these problems, some of which appear to be worsening. She's
seen an optician who has checked the retina and optical ...

'Ere,
Anyone know of any issues with eyes and UV light or polarisation issues
from fluorescent bulbs that can cause vision to become blurry through
whatever reason? Maybe some kind of exophoria or fourth nerve palsy

All,
My brother recently went to an ophthalmologist as he was seeing wavy
lines when looking at straight lines. He was diagnosed with retinal
detachment and was advised to undergo immediate surgery.

Mom has redness in her right eye and a thin white line in the pupil in
her eye.
She had something similar 3 years ago and was prescribed tobradex, but
this drug caused  a few side effects.

I have just posted an update on the ongoing Avastin vs Lucentis battle.
Editors from Executive Laser Report (my former newsletter, now
published by Trends in Medicine) learned at the recent American Academy
of Ophthalmology meeting in Las Vegas, that some pharmaceutical and

My questions are "dumb" in the sense that they're obvious, not, I hope,
in the sense that they're stupid.  Here's the deal.  I'm trying to find
out about variations in measurable qualities of the human senses.  In
general, I'm having little luck because neither clinical nor ...

http://groups.google.com/group/alt.lasik-eyes/browse_thread/thread/8cee187dd3bd7
10c/8873b3a62601d714?
Please read the above. Lasik is *not* safer than contacts!
The risks of contacts is far, far less than lasik!
The optometrists here are going to have alot to comment!

I know lead poisoning causes neurological damage of various kinds.
Can it cause night blindness, or is that purely a problem in the
retina?

I'm going to do this laser intervention on friday, and a few doubts are
burning on my mind.
It may be useful to describe my history first:
In the beginning of 2004 I started to feel very unconfortable and tired

I tried "poly" lenses 5 years ago and found them uncomfortable, so my
lenses were switched to "plain plastic" and I've had no issues. I opted
for new frames after a recent exam (same Rx) and went for Silhouettes.
I was told that only poly lenses can be used in them. I reminded the