Which is fine; I don't mind at all.
But, as the years progressed, it's actually becoming a pain to see even at the most ordinary times.
So, I got mono-vision contacts. One is for far, one is for close up.
I can now read menu's in the "soft" light of restaurants, and even see things on my computer screen at work now without grabbing for my reading glasses. When I print something at work, I can see the fine print without glasses. It's nice!
However, I DO notice that my "far" vision is hampered and a little fuzzy. Not sure I like that so much. I'll try this out for a few weeks and see how things go. Because my eyesight is so bad to see far, I am not sure I'm a good candidate for this mono-vision (b/c it's hurting me see far clearly), but I will try.
I found out I'm right-eye dominant, and so he put the "reading" contact in my left eye.
Tonight I play pool for the first time with my new super-vision-power. Hope I do well!
Fingers crossed.
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If it's a possibility, I highly recommend LASIK. My issue was one eye was near-sighted and the other was far-sighted, played hell with my depth perception. I had the surgery and once I came back, I improved by a ball right away.
I looked into it, but my eyesight is too bad for lasik. :( Glad it worked for you!
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