The eyes have it : -

[Jessica Masse]

Hi,

I've been told that once you have bi or tri focals that it is difficult to
get used to Progressive lenses.  

 

My experience; I just was given two prescriptions around Christmas and I
wish I had networked.  One was for far (both lenses were increased and the
other was for near and far). First I filled the distance part because I
thought for close up I could just pick up a store ready made pair for
reading (stupid me).  You have to take the - for one and subtract from the +
or something like that and end up with something like the very first pair of
glasses you had to wear for reading.  

 

The optician showed me with a sample lens, and then I could see to read.
So I ordered the progressive lenses and I had trouble seeing out of the
right lens for distance (Polycarbonate lens).  I was told there were
different qualities of lenses.  The very patient optician after two tries of
getting the (Polycarbonate lens) to work I had to try a more expensive High
Index lens.  I've had them a week and I've been very happy with my new
sight.  I am having trouble to get used to not peering over my glasses.  

 

When you sit in a recliner to watch the news, you have to slip them down you
nose.  My father wears trifocals he has to do the same thing.  Good luck!  

 

Jessica Masse

RPT Piano Technicians Guild

 

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