May I please solicit some advice?
(first a detailed background and then 2 questions)
On Saturday morning, my daughter (2 years, 9 months) suddenly woke up...
cross-eyed.

Just wondering if anyone has any experience of this company which
claims it has success in correcting a Amblyopia .
http://www.msobiz.com/site/nvc/
I also found this BBC News report about Amblyopia:

Dear Open-minded friends,
It took only 8 days for 9-year-old Kevin to improve from 20/120 to
20/40.
Please take a look:

/delurk
I have rapidly progressing psc cataracts. I'm 35yo. In two weeks I'm
having surgery on my left eye and having a multifocal lens implanted.
two weeks after that I'm having my right eye done also with multifocal.

Dear open-minded friends (close-minded optometrists excluded),
If you love your children, you should not allow them to become
nearsighted and have poor vision for the rest of their lives.
Nearsightedness is unnecessary.

Haai all, visit my new website www.pranaveyecare.com , we offer
facilities for eye care tourists from all over the world for Lasik and
Phaco. The eye surgeries in India cost one fifth to one tenth when
compared to world rates.

From experiences with your own patients would you expect someone with -2 and -
3 vision to be most comfortable with glasses all the time or just part of the
time?

Was found while browsing the web for keyword cholesterol food and
lower cholesterol recipes. Usefull, really:
http://cholesterol-control.info/lipitor.htm

What exactly do rewetting drops do that saline doesn't? Rewetting
drops cost $15-20 per ounce. Whereas saline is about $0.25 per ounce.

I think this is an orphan disease that a lot of people have. I had it
real bad for almost a year where I
was getting erosions almost twice a week until I accidentally
discovered on

Anyone have any experience with this stuff?  It's for dry eye:
http://www.clarymist.co.uk/
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I dont know if this is the place to ask this.. But recently, i started
a new job that requires me to sit infront of a laptop for very long
hours. When i look in the mirror now, i see some black color under my
eyes, toward the nose area and i think its spreading or something...

I bought a pair of glasses less than a year ago, and the frame chipped
when I dropped them.  I was able to find the exact same frames at a
store (without an optometrist).  When I had metal frames, there was a
screw that allowed you to loosen the frame and replace the lens.  But

Well, I got my progressives, and I think I'm adapting fine.  Small problem,
though.  Things are fine at far, but at near, I need to turn my head to the
right to focus.  Is this how these things are supposed to work, or is a
center off?  How off does a center need to be to notice ...