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Improving Eyesight?
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Has anyone noticed their distance vision actually improving as they've got older? I've had the same contact lenses for over 10 years (eye exam is booked!) and I feel that one in particular is now too strong. I was watching a cricket match the other day, happened to have my reading glasses with me, put them on and I could see the play and scoreboard more clearly. That shouldn't be, should it?
I remember my dad when in his seventies saying that he thought his eyesight had got better and he didn't need his distance glasses as much.
I remember my dad when in his seventies saying that he thought his eyesight had got better and he didn't need his distance glasses as much.
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>>> "Given the cost of varifocal lens, that's a godsend for me!"
You're obviously going to the wrong place, Grumpgrandad! I paid £45 for my specs, including frames, varifocal lenses, anti-glare coating and anti-scratch coating. (I could have had a tint as well, if I'd wanted).
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You're obviously going to the wrong place, Grumpgrandad! I paid £45 for my specs, including frames, varifocal lenses, anti-glare coating and anti-scratch coating. (I could have had a tint as well, if I'd wanted).
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