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    Senior Member SBS933's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Carbon View Post
    Same here, do you wear daily's or rinse the monthly type?
    I sleep with the monthly's and rinse em when my eyes start to get irritated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SBS933 View Post
    I sleep with the monthly's and rinse em when my eyes start to get irritated.
    Right now I'm using dailys but the monthlys provide better vision. Unfortunately there's a year supply to use bf I go back.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SBS933 View Post
    I got my contacts mono vision, one for distance and one for reading it works bad ass. It's like having 16 yr old eyes again, I crushed those pain in the ass readers.
    That's the plan when I need something for reading... not quite there yet

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    I had Lasik about 4 years ago.

    Quote Originally Posted by JBS View Post
    I had Lasik in my left eye almost 10 years ago. As my left eye had better farsight than my right. This gave me mono vision that has worked quite well up until this year.

    Now I find myself needing reading glasses for small print and in low light conditions. Just typing this on the computer in the office is no problem. Wendy losing your up close vision is just one of those things that happens. Welcome to your "mature" years
    My grandfather did the same thing and it worked for a very long time. Can you define mature? Haha

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wendi View Post
    My close up vision is going, it sucks!!! What a waste of money.
    That's actually common. I had Lasik also for near-sightedness 12 years ago and still have 20/20 vision as far as near-sightedness goes, I do have reading glasses. It was still worth every penny to me, I would do the same again. My eye Doctor said just buy the cheapo reading glasses if they work for you, don't spend a lot of money on them. I buy for a couple of bucks and have them all over the house, auto's, boat and garage. Not a big deal to me, you didn't waste your money.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wendi View Post
    My grandfather did the same thing and it worked for a very long time. Can you define mature? Haha
    No I can't


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    I had Lasik about 4 years ago.

    Quote Originally Posted by Unforgiven View Post
    First off...get the glasses on..put your hair up ...get the librarian look going..Will's going to love it..take a pic and post it....but now it answers another question I had...so when you were pouring our shots of Patron during Desert Storm..you were missing the shot glasses...I thought your vision was affected by Fireball...but it turns out your blind.....
    Far from blind I was doing that on purpose

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wendi View Post
    Far from blind I was doing that on purpose
    you suck..I would NEVER spill your Fireball....even drunk I wouldn't spill!,,,paybacks a bitch....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wendi View Post
    My close up vision is going, it sucks!!! What a waste of money.
    This is a matter of aging, more than something related to your Lasik. As we age, the elasticity becomes restricted. It's mostly for close up vision. By the time my wife and I got into our fifties, we couldn't function without readers around the house everywhere. Our distance vision is almost the same prescription as it was thirty years ago but the elasticity we enjoyed for close-up has deteriorated. Don't blame Lasik on this one. It's a maturity thing that comes with all this experience we've had due to time.
    The best things in life aren't things!

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Doctor View Post
    This is a matter of aging, more than something related to your Lasik. As we age, the elasticity becomes restricted. It's mostly for close up vision. By the time my wife and I got into our fifties, we couldn't function without readers around the house everywhere. Our distance vision is almost the same prescription as it was thirty years ago but the elasticity we enjoyed for close-up has deteriorated. Don't blame Lasik on this one. It's a maturity thing that comes with all this experience we've had due to time.
    Well that's one way to tell her she's old!

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