Steve is right - these shouldn't be used for driving or sunglasses. They're
intended for reading with. Being on the computer. I was using mine about half
an hour a day after a couple of weeks noticed improvements in general vision.
These are for eye therapy and have worked well for me.
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Contacts:
Contacts I have noticed have no glare when I wear them. And all fields of
vision are covered. So it's a uniform focus at all viewing angles.
Glasses:
Whenever I do wear my glasses I notice glare.
I also notice that I can see around the frames, sometimes making walking down
steps diffic
On 02/27/2015 02:40 AM, IanA wrote:
I've had success with pinhole glasses. I'd highly recommend them. They are all
I use now for close work. My need for glasses was only for reading and writing
a couple of years after I turned 40. I've never needed glasses for general use,
so YMMV, but the cla
I've had success with pinhole glasses. I'd highly recommend them. They are all
I use now for close work. My need for glasses was only for reading and writing
a couple of years after I turned 40. I've never needed glasses for general use,
so YMMV, but the claims are that general vision improves w
I am looking for creative ways to minimize or eliminate headaches due to
eyeglasses (I'm ultra sensitive to things most people don't notice due to
my bludgeoned brain, like light refraction, shifting and weight, peripheral
visual mismatch/skewing, and more). I'll be trying glasses again after
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