I started out with bifocals, then tried progressives, couldn't stand
them. I got tired of having to point my nose at whatever I wanted to
see. So then I switched to trifocals. Love 'em! I always get the extra
wide cut, whatever that's called. I can't remember. The bottom lens is
for reading, the middle lens is for the computer screen, the top lens
for distance. Once you get used to them it's like not having any
glasses on at all. You learn to automatically switch between lenses.
For me anyway, they're great.
On Tue, Nov 4, 2008 at 1:16 PM, WayneS <om3ti@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> At 11:43 AM 11/4/2008, Chuck wrote:
>>I decided on bifocals this time since I have too many pairs of glasses.
>> I have reading glasses, computer glasses and glasses for distance
>>vision which, until recently, I only used for driving in the car and
>>they were always left in the car. But then I discovered that "distance"
>>was creeping downward and I could see the TV set much more clearly with
>>them on. That meant 3 pair of glasses in the house and I was constantly
>>picking up the wrong pair.
>
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jv
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