I was a little nervous at first when I was waiting for my first pair of glasses because my sister had told me that I might feel strange when I would finally start wearing them. Well the day I finall got my glasses I was amazed at how vivid and sharp everything around me was! It's like seeing the world in HD! I did have to adjust to reading with them on. But other than that I've been on Cloud Nine.
yup that was what I felt with mine. It was like I was seeing in 4K lol. I've had glasses before but a lot of them I never really liked. I'm happy to finally have a pair of glasses I love. :)
The funniest experience is when you are used to wearing lenses, but then need to put on glasses for a short period of time for the first time in forever, and you jump straight from normal vision to the distortion of -6 (in my case). I had to walk down a street to a doctor's office like this, and oh boy if it was a fun experience. I had to alternate between looking through glasses and without them cuz I needed to see signs but also got extremely dizzy if I wouldn't take it off
I got new prescription and made new glasses following it… when we checked with optometrist it felt and seemed ok, not perfect and distorted a bit, but ok. They told me that distortion will go away after adaptation period of max 3 weeks. Later, when I got new glasses, I followed recommendations they gave me and I went through strong headaches and dizziness but I followed their advice and wore new glasses nonetheless. Three weeks after, I’ve developed double imaging and I noticed that my left eye began to squint. I am in panic and I don’t know what could be the reason! I don’t want to have squinted eye in addition to all my current eyesight issues. This is very unnerving and frustrating. I consulted optometrists who checked my eyesight and gave me prescription, but they say prescription is correct and they say glasses were made correctly… if everything was correct, I should have been adapted long ago! My usual adaptation period to new glasses is one or two days, not three weeks. Needless to say, that this is the first time I have such bad headaches and nausea and the first time my eye shifted its place during adaptation to new glasses. This just couldn’t be right. I don’t know what to do. I switched back to my previous glasses, but my left eye continues to go close to my nosebridge and I have double imaging when I look at objects farther than 1-2 meters. Something went wrong, and I do not understand what happened. I try to find another optician who will be able to tell me what’s wrong and how to fix it. I can’t live my normal life with this double imaging, it’s too distracting.😢
Update for anyone who might be interested: I went to clinic and after a lot of tests and observations we found out I developed myositis of oculomotorius muscles. Doctor said that I most likely got myositis after I had covid in September and then shortly after I wore new glasses and made it all worse by forcing my eyes to accomodate.
Thank you for this informative video. I am about to go back to the optometrist for the 3rd time to try and get these new glasses right. I think part of the problem may be that the lenses are too large, creating a distortion with the curvature of the lens, so I will try on some smaller frames. Also they didn't get the bifocal distance correct - again. In reading the comments I'm glad to see I am not the only one who has trouble getting my glasses correct.
This video helped a lot I have had my new glasses for about 6 days and dizzyness has been heavy on top of that been feeling like there was film over my eyes it has gotten better each day but still get some eye strain I’m hoping By this time next week I am good to go and eyes have fully adjusted
Besides incorrectly adjusted lenses, the material can as well pose an issue. E.g. with plastic (CR-39) I realised that it tends to be not very homogeneous, maybe due to density changes. What this causes are subtle but noticeable irregular changes of how the room geometry is bend. Thus your brain has to constantly adapt.
This is soo informative! 👍 Just got new progressives and actually felt nauseous. Twas because I noticed my right lens felt farther than my left due to disaligned nose pads !😏 Thanks for this. Looking forward to more great content!👏👏
Great video! Here's a bit of a unique situation...hopefully someone can help. I'm new to glasses and at 43 have just started to admit to "needing" them. Bah. So, I got an exam, fitted, and was sold a pair of progressive lensed eyeglasses. LOTS of distortion, which I understand is not only normal at first, but as I now understand it has somewhat to do with progressive lenses in general. Here's where I may be a bit unique: I'm an interiors photographer by trade, shooting ~300 luxury homes per year. Shooting architecture, and the quality of your work is heavily influenced by not only framing but keeping intersecting lines in check as it relates to the perspective distortion of ultra wide angle camera lenses. So my question is two fold. When or IF I get used to these lenses will straight lines again be straight?...and what happens if I then take off those glasses?...do they then become distorted as now my brain has adjusted to using the glasses? Thank you so much for your help. Awesome content...you have a new subscriber.
okay heres some answers: 1. your eyes will get used to the glasses, and itll be easier to see straight lines. 2. once you get used to your current pair of glasses, your eyes do not need to readjust to that same pair (if you wear them consistently and do not switch out pairs). your eyes will adjust to a new pair of glasses relatively quickly (pf course this also depends on how much your prescription changes). 3. no, your eyesight will not be distorted when you take off your glasses, itll just be however your vision was before. hope youve figured put all this stuff by now considering it has been 9 months. best of luck to you and your glasses !
talk to me about reading glasses...the ones you get at the store that are just magnifying glasses. My eye doctor recommended I get +1 and ... my head hurts. Everything looks weird, and I don't like them. How do I make sure I have the right pair of those?
I got a new par of varifocals (distance 0/nearfield+1.5) and used them during flight as a private pilot. During landing I misjudged the height of the aircraft and made a nosewheel-touchdown. The next try after a goaround led to the same result. Then I tried it whithout glasses and everything was fine. Since then I get used to new glasses in environment that is not challenging
I just started re using my glasses again after not using them for years. Day 3 I felt tired when I didn’t wear them but when I put them on I felt good and less tired. Idk why but I like it plus last night I fell asleep super early at 11PM. I need to get new ones cause my lenses are all scratched up haha
I remember wearing glasses for the first time and having a bit of trouble walking because everything felt off. Everytime I get a new pair the look of crisp HD vision is always *chefs kiss* until it goes away T.T
Is barrel distortion will be gone after a days or weeks of using new eyeglasses? This is what im experiencing at the moment. Everything is perfectly fine, vision is clear, with my new eyeglass.. but the only thing is the barrel distortion especially when im in indoors. How long it will take to be normalize?
patients with high power presriptions are most likely to have issues looking through which part of their lenses central portion , nasal area or peripheral area
I know this video was posted 3 years ago but if anyone can answer - my new glasses give off chromatic abberation. In example, the screen I'm watching this video on has the pixels create "ghost" images where the blue and yellow sort of ghost out of the image at certain angles and as the light reaches the edges of my lenses. Is there any way to fix this? As far as I know, my astigmatism is between 2-3 diopters on each eye.
Hi!Do you recomend freeform lenses?I have astigmatism in both eyes and i was wondering if free form lenses would do better than "clasical" lenses!Thanks
Thanks for this video. Im so disappointed i got my new glasses today and they don't feel normal. They feel weird and distorted. My prescription was changed from one eye, from nearsighted to farsided. I've always been minus now is a plus. Now I'm wondering if it's an error 🤔. They just don't feel right.
I've - power, i can see clearly at far but near I see blurry and have to strain my eyes to look. Is it normal as It's been couple of days since i got my new lens
Hello, I bought two pairs of glasses, same prescription, different frames. My eyes adjusted very quickly to one set of the new glasses, but never adjusted to the other frame. I always got the "barrel effect". I had the "bad" eye glasses re-examined and indeed they have the correct prescription. What can cause this?
Hi Antonio, I got glasses for the first time last year. Any time i take them off i feel weird. Like im looking through the fishbowl and get slightly dizzy
I recently stopped using ortho K after 3 years to use contacts in the day & glasses at night, when I put on my last pair the distortion is crazy, I can’t even step down the stairs 😂 when my original script fully returns I’ll need to get new glasses. My eyes are -4.25 & -5.25, do you think I can stay with polycarb or get high index lens? There’s quite a price jump between 1.67 & 1.74 at my local store, so idk if I would benefit much from getting the 1.74 over the 1.67.
with larger frames ,optical centrees should be decentered vertically aswell as horizantally because the optical axis of the lense should correspond to the centre of rotation of the eye what cosmetic problem does this cause plus lense and minus lense
I just bought new one 😆 my eyes power still the same 👁👁 but my right eye felt heavy to look with new glasses, it took me 4 days to get used to it and no more heavy feeling 🤣 Oh also my old glasses use normal lense, the new one i picked have protected blue light lense
My vision has always been weird, I don't see just one clear image. It's not double,.ghosting or blurred just not quite right. I have an astigmatism and glasses haven't helped maybe just made me more aware that my vision is off. Any clue what this could be?
My eye power got up from. -3 to -4 n i just wore my new power glasses.. Its weird now.. Its like my eyes r using so much energy...its strained n tired. Also not proper clear vision. Just confused whether my power was correct or not.. I m scared.. I m just 20 with -4 power... Want to get lasik done as soon as possible if i can. Whats yours point on it?
Great video Dr. Antonio! I've been wearing glasses for years. Recently decided to get contact lenses. I've tried four pairs so far and neither one worked for me. Just wanted to ask you Dr. Antonio if this happens often? I've never had any problems while getting a new pair of glasses. And started to think that maybe I am not a good candidate for contact lenses? Thank you very much for your help!
@@AntonioTheOptom yes, I did. She changed the brand's name and said that hopefully this time it will work. I'm still waiting for them. I have astigmatism, so maybe this is the problem. Thank you Dr. Antonio!
I have also gone through this issue (also have astigmatism, and about a -7 script) and eventually gave up. All of the contacts I tried were blurry or they made the world spin. I also went to two different optometrists and nothing worked. Maybe we just can’t wear contacts. 🥲
I received a pair 5 days ago. They make me feel super weird. Walking motion sickness and dizziness and eye mis alignment is what lead me to getting a pair of nuerolens. How long on average does it take to adjust? Thanks
one time i was getting new glasses and i was walking out of Specsavers and they had that metal thing a bit down and i walked right into it and hit my head😭 but i was embarrassed and kept walking
I was a vision 20/20 until I went for my last eye exam and I saw a 1.25. is this possible? Am currently using this glass prescription and I am scared of damaging my eyes. What should I do?
This is true. However, there are cases where your new glasses might have been made wrong- This happened to me a few years ago. The prescription was correct. But the the lenses had been made wrong. I suffered a haemorrhage in my left eye due to over straining from the new lenses. Also i was light-headed all the time and everything felt wobbly. It also felt that my eyes were being compressed and pulled all the time and i had aches in them when i went to bed. Which i never had before. I have had glasses from when i was 17, and i am now 42. If you are still having issues after 7 to 14 days, seek up your optician again, because there is clearly something not right. We are all human and the ones making eye glasses can make mistakes too.
Ive changed my glasses but now i get headaches and for far thing it’s blurry will it get better over time? Ive also seen 2 doctors they are sayin just wait you will get used to it but with my old one everything is way sharper and better
I once went back to the optometrist because my glasses were wrong. He said that sometimes new glasses can feel weird, but it was actually because he had accidentally put my old prescription in them instead of the new one.
A long time ago, I didn't realize trees had distinguishable leaves on them. They basically looked like cartoon green blobs to me. After I got my first pair of glasses, I was so amazed at the world around me being so crisp and clear. Flash forward to my umpteenth pair of glasses, I now have glasses that are not only "fashionable' lenses but they are also as thin as possible and still look like a coke bottle on steroids. 🤣Half-inch thick concave lenses to correct my astigmatism and extreme nearsightedness. Gotta love genetics! 😂 Your videos explain so much that I've always wondered but didn't know how to explain. Thanks for layman's way of explaining! 😊
I’ve got a bad astigmatism in both eyes, always wondered why absolutely nothing at any decent distance looked perfectly straight…until I got glasses letters at distance went from gray hazes to bold outlines. The adjustment period was quick and intense. The first 3 hours with glasses was like looking through a fishbowl it took 2 weeks to truly get adjusted to them. Like y’all said the trees were the first noticeable difference, then I seen most the light poles was straight instead of slightly crooked
I had already worn glasses for many years when I received new lenses. I kept telling the optometrist they weren't right and something was off. He kept giving the line "it'll take time to adjust." Yes, that is true in a lot of cases, but they were NEVER, after YEARS right. I went to a different optometrist the next time I needed an update. My new lenses worked perfectly without a period of adjustment.
Last time that happened to me I was over dilated. My eye muscles like to overcompensate naturally and resist relaxing, so the extra dilation (ie relaxation) made the prescription a bit too strong. The next appointment I was dilated less and the new prescription was perfect
@@Steve211Ucdhihifvshi I returned my glasses and I'm going in two weeks to a different place and paying out of pocket for a new eye exam by a different doctor.
When I got my first glasses 2 years ago and I wore them it feels weird because I know I need them but I didn’t know how bad my eyesight really was until I got my glasses. And next to the fact that everything looks more sharp (and I really enjoy looking to trees and grass), it felt like I was smaller and I‘m closer to the ground and my body felt like a pressed together accordion and can’t stretched out so walking felt also weird in this „tinier, heavier body“ 🤷🏻♀️ Why I felt this way ?
@@evilcore837 I've never had glasses😳👁👁& I have perfect eyesight😍! But my wife will get her first glasses next week. It was very fun helping her pick her frames! To my naked eyes👀, she'll be super-cute with them! But, we both hope it won't be very hard for her to get used to them. I'm😲a little bit anxious for her!
@@WhiteWith2DreamyEyes don’t worry, she will get used to them in less than a week. My first glasses wasn’t that strong than it is now. So my first glasses just took me a day or 2 to get used to them. The stronger ones took me about 3 days but after I got used to it I don’t want to miss them anymore and I hate seeing without them 😂 I hope my comment will help you and your wife :)
My new glasses made me feel terrible and I waited over a month and still felt terrible. I went back to my eye doctor and he apologized that he wrote my prescription down wrong and gave me a the correct prescription. Unfortunately, the place I got my glasses wouldn't redo them since the eye doctor goofed and I was out $500. I think a lot of eye doctors don't admit they made mistakes for this reason and just blame you.
You're awesome. The distortion / astigmatism correction demo really explained to me why I am seeing everything warped now. When I turned my head , the whole world basically slants and wobbles. Will that "head turning = slanted world" effect also vanish when I get used to these glasses? The other thing I wonder about is when I move my eyeballs without turning my head, to look at things in the corners of the glasses, I notice some chromatic aberration and very bent lines. Will that also go away with time?
Update half a year later: The warping at edges and aberration has not gone away. I will return to the optician later and get adjustments because this is not acceptable. The entire world wobbles when I move around and look around, even if my vision looks straight ahead.
I dont know if this issue is only in Europe but sadly nowadays its impossible to find slim framed glasses that are comfortable and dont weight down and dont cause sinus issues,i made a mistake and bought 2 big framed glasses because they were literally the smallest options,1 weights too much it blocks my sinus nerve and when i put on my headphones its even worse,ive tried everything,they are comfortable on the ears and nose but too heavy which what causes discomfort, other glasses are also uncomfortable because big lenses distorts too much. Why did they stop making those teacher thin glass frames that you dont even feel when you put them on? I feel like they started making these frames for ppl who have no issue with eyesight because a disability became a fashion statement instead of something that can be fixed with comfort. I wasted to much money on glasses now i need go and buy a 3rd pair in 2 years and will probably end up with the same exact issue or a newer one i never had before,i never through weight would be an issue the first new glasses i have issues with were when after testing my eyes for hours they gave me glasses that distort on sides and cause nausea/dizziness,told me it will go away after a few weeks,2 years later wearing them same exact issue,either the thinnin caused the distortion or they measured my eye mm bad. A week ago I went back to buy new glasses with an older prescription and they turned out great but i asked not to thin,when i tested frames there i didnt feel any discomfort,only after a hour at home i notice sinus issues,turns out too heavy and headphones make it worse tried to bend them every way possible,not fixing the problem. These issues were literally non existent 15~ years ago, i had so many pairs of glasses and never had any of such issues. All frames back then were made for comfort not for looks.
Yep, I told the staff over and over that near all frames they sell are too damn big. Me who has very thick glasses will suffer. The weight will be too heavy to carry on my face!!
Love this video! I just turned 30 and got my first prescriptions classes. I literally got it today and found myself getting a bit dizzy, feeling a bit weird and my eyes are tearing here and there. I will give it more time but it does eliminate the blurriness and its the world is so much clearer and more colourful lol. Thank you for this great video!
@@Morra5472 Hi there. Basically the glasses correct my astigmatism, which is in both eyes but worse in the left eye. Also, I've been wearing the glasses for 2 months now and its much better. No more dizziness when wearing it, no more weirdness lol. So all is good now. Thank you 👌
Didn’t realize people felt dizzy after new prescription. Mine are decently high and rather than dizziness, i have always felt a shift in distance when changing prescriptions. It is only noticeable to me at most for a day. During the adjustment period, if i look down, my legs feel further away but clearer.
I had a pair of glasses that was so bad that I had to have another eye exam done with a different doctor entirely because the last guy massively screwed up my prescription to the point where not only could I not see, but even simple movement made me dizzy/nauseated to the point where I couldn't walk with them on. I took the glasses back to the same place I bought them after going to their doctors next door and luckily they put the new prescription in the same frames and it was about a billion times better.
My record is 23 times for a place to get my glasses right. I have a very sensitive ear/brain/eye connection and there is no wiggle room in my numbers or base curve.
I have -3.50(CYL) on right eye at 10 axis and - 2.50(CYL) on left eye at 170 axis with -0.25 (SPH) . Got my new glasses recently when i close my left eye and tilt my head to left the right eye vison gets more clear and when i close my right eye and tilt my head to left the left eye vison gets more clear Why this happening?
The best pair of glasses are when you put them on first thing you see crystal clear, distance/close. The fishbowl wobbly, get a different pair. I never had that feeling 'wear off' or 'adjust to over time'.
Thank you, thank you!! You answered literally all my questions I forgot to ask my eye doctor this past Tuesday! I jumped from a -2.50 to a -3.25 and got a little distortion and my eyes became extremely tired and strained. I do have a astigmatism in both eyes...something appears closers than they really are when I first put them on but as the day went out its starting to flat out....I also have my glasses adjusted up closer again thanks a million
Bro i jus got new glasses now my right eye feels blury cuz i didnt have astigmatism glass in previous glasses i jus got me now n im worried that they r not right
Hey Antonio, I just got my new glasses and prescription. But I noticed the left side is blurry. When it sits straight across my face it is blurry but I found out that if I told my glasses to where they are crooked to the left across my face then it becomes clear. Is this a mistake on the prescription or I'd it just a matter of getting used to it. I would greatly appreciate the reply
Hi, My wife has problem with reading number plates. Visited one optician who prescribed glasses sph (right = R and left=L) R +3.50 L +3.75, cyl R -4.25 and L -4.25, axis R 16 and L 173, which is quite similer to her existing glasses, but out of curiosity she visited a different optician without mentioning the other previous prescriptions she was given sph R +4, L+4.50; cyl R -4.25, L-5.25; axis R13, L 165 and they have advised us to go for 50% thinner lenses and adjust the lenses to correct astigmatism, quoting £290 plus the frame cost (I think). Can someone please advise A) why there is a huge difference between the 2 prescriptions and which one to go for? Passing the driving test is very important to her and to me and we need help. Any advice or suggestion please? Thank you
Great video Antonio!! Very informative. I tried double aspheric 1.7 lenses in my newest pair for the first time for my -4.0 prescription and they felt very weird to begin with… But I’m glad I persisted with them as I love them now!!
Same, never had glasses and just started wearing -2.25 and -2.0 for l and r and it feels weird, guess the change is too much for my brain but im sure I'll adjust in a few weeks
I need some advice I've just had new glasses a couple days ago but my left eye keeps trying to pull inwards I don't know what to do my doctor said just to keep wearing them
I'm an eye care professional and do refractions almost every day. I would recommend going to your optician first, because the issue may be that your frame is too small for your face and which may cause the Pupillary distance to be wrong.
I've been wearing glasses since I was 5 and without them I can only see blurry blurry blurry, but I love them because I'm used to them and without them I can't see anything so they're helpful 🤓 if anyone out there is struggling to see things I highly recommend getting an appointment! Glasses are always super helpful :]
Do your minus lens glasses feel weird? Probably because your phoropter was not properly adjusted. This is why I verify my Snellen status at home. In Engineering we check all scientific measurements.
New glasses, dizziness, headache, eyestrain and I feel like I have to throw up 🤢 I've never felt this bad from new glasses before. Feels like I have the worst hangover ever
Does eyeglasses frames has to do with the distortion? I'm nearsighted and my eyeglasses frame is big, I feel dizzy because of the distortion whenever I look around. I'm broke so I can't change my lenses into aspheric lenses right away..
i wish i saw this video earlier in my life!!!! i just had my annual eye exam, but this info will be very beneficial next year when i get examined again and get new spectacles !!! thank you for this video!!!!
I hope you'll find my comment bcs I've been struggling a lot. So I got a new pair of glasses last week and the doctor said that my grade did not change much it's just that I had astigmatism. From 3.25 I had an additional +0.75 to my left eye; on my right, from 3.00 to an additional +0.25. I don't have any headaches or such and my right eye feels okay but my left one is the problem, it feels out of focus whenever I look far. It's like both my eyes are not helping each other. I'm giving it two weeks to adjust but is that worth a shot to persist for two weeks? I already talked to my doctor two times and they only said give it some time but it's kind of affecting my school & work...
Hope yall can help me. I just got my second pair of glasses. When I first got mg first glasses, it didn't take time for me to adjust, it simply just made my vision much more clearer. Now with my new pair of glasses with a new prescription, everything seems distorted. People look as tall as minions, some things look as small as toys. When I sit on the couch it looks like it is leveled with the floor. I also feel very short because of what I see. I hope yall get me. I just dont know if this is normal or not.
How are they now after a fortnight?It sounded like you were living in 'Alice In Wonderland ',from your description.You should write books for children as you have a way with words.Have things improved?
One thing I do always do to help is to wear my new glasses when I wake up in the morning. So I take of my old ones to go to sleep and have my new ones ready for when I wake up. This really helps with getting used to them as your eyes aren’t suddenly switching from one type to another. :)
Thanks. It's the trick I used with a new pair of glasses a couple of years ago, it didn't work, and I went back to old glasses. I now have a new prescription (from an ophtalmologist, not an optician) and I hope I'll be able to afford those new glasses by Xmas (otherwise I'll need a new eyetest!)
Great video; I got new progressive glasses and not only feels very weird looking forward but when I look down at reading there is double of everything, so basically can't use for reading. Is this also normal and will clear up? My glasses place says no and is remaking the lenses but has anyone else had this double at bottom reading issue? Thanks
Went to an optometrist for the first time last year. TOld me I had 20/17 . I believe I have astigmatism in left eye, a little blurry when reading. He said I have near perfect eyesight which I find hard to believe. Is 20/17 enough to have some words be a little blurry? Light blurring at night? Please let me know:)
Here after getting new glasses. My last pair I got about 2 years ago and I had 0 adjustment time. This new pair just seems weird. The cylinder on one eye went from -0.75 to -0.50 but according the internet I shouldn’t notice that. The old frame however was a 4 base and the new ones are a 6. I’m wondering if that could be it? Granted it’s only been a few days.
If you walk out of the eyeglass place with new glasses that are blurry it's the eyeglass store's fault. The Optometrist blames whoever makes the lens and whoever makes the lenses blames the lady who let you pick out frames that don't fit your face. Enough already. Stop blaming the patient. All of these different eyeglass places are not professional enough to actually give you professional results for a necessary device critical for your quality of life, and it's a disgrace. Stop blaming the patient. Why should the patient/customer even have to go online to hear about these confusing terms at all if the Optometrist did his job right? People deserve better.
I have had glasses since i was like maybe 6 or so. I got a new pair and not lasting 2 minutes before i get headaches and i take them off i have worse headaches. Now the headaches aren't going away and not sleeping because of them. I have never experienced breaking in new glasses they just worked. I am now 32 i shouldn't be treated so disrespectfully as if i have just gotten my first pair. I kind if agree in that you shouldn't buy your glasses the same place you get the test. The only reason i got new glasses was because if my frames. I am not struggling with my older lenses so i dont really feel the need to change. But the issue is the lenses are scratched and the leg isn't on properly. I definitely Envy those who can just walk away without needing glasses as much.
Had my 2nd pair of glasses 2 days ago, the doctor said they lowered the astigmatism grade for my right eye.. it feels off because my old glasses' right lense is higher than the new one, and now idk if it's supposed to be normal? because my vision with my new glasses isn't balanced, it's blurry for my right and clear for my left. And now I'm scared because my eyes aren't aligned properly when it feels tired with my new glasses.
Great video!! I had a new pair redone (with a Cryzal coating instead of Kodak) and the new pair has a different experience that that same Rx with the Kodak coating. It’s actually much less of the barrel distortion that you mention (which was a point I complained about). Also I doling that my astigmatism axis were different that my previous 3 exams (which I had done with a different clinic just last year). For the first 2-3 days, I felt a fairly strong burning sensation in my right eye (that has the higher 0.75 astig). This subsided over the rest of the week. Why does this happen? Also, is there a proper way to make points directly with the lab that makes the lenses despite going through an eyeglass shop that has an in house optometrist? I have a feeling that while getting an Rx done through a proper exam(s) is one thing, the actual manufacture and adjustments that are implemented by the actual lab will effect the end result - but your average clinics will just double down on the argument that it is a proper Rx and that’s what you need to stick with.
Not too sure about the burning but because the option of dry eye needs to be ruled out. Unfortunately from my knowledge no such system exists where you can contact the lab directly 😿
@@AntonioTheOptom Thanks for the feedback. Yes - that burning isn’t the first time that’s occurred with a new pair (sometimes a burning and sometimes a “pressure” as if the lens is forcing the eye to see a certain way). No dry eye here as well. Don’t know if you’ve heard of Laramy K opticians here on YT. I’ve been watching their vids as well and they claim that they can work with both clients (optical shops) as well as consumers with a proper Rx and do free form design. That’s as close as I’ve heard glass wearers can get to an actual working lab unless of course someone has their own contacts.
step 1 = Dont be an ignorant optician lmao also cr39 gets thinner and has better magnification nowadays than years past? powers up to +11 or +13 max 2023 ive read
