Glasses, contacts, Lasik, or nothing at all?
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What if I use both?
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Wouldn’t you like to know. Trying to get my secret identity.
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Squinting!
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This almost has the original Jake of State Farm vibe.
What you wearing? On your eyes?
Nothing…
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You forgot intraocular implants after cataract surgery! My life was glasses age 3 to 14, then contacts for years, adding reading glasses, then implants plus readers, now added driving glasses too. thinking about bifocals.
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You only have one pair of eyes,
Choose wisely!
All options have pluses and minuses.
See what I mean?
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Beer goggles count?
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… I remember him well…
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Severe dry eye equals glasses and little chance for a successful Lasik surgery. 4-eyes 4-eva!
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Glasses, but my eye doctor wants me to get implants.
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boob implants?
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In my eyes? Don’t be silly. 
She wants to put in new corneas
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For the longest time, I’ve needed glasses. But every time I went in, they would remark on what a light Rx I needed and I still never felt like my vision was sharp afterward. Long story short, I end up being seen by a legit optometrist and she tells me that it’s my brain, not my eyes. I likely needed glasses as a kid and my brain just never learned to see clearly, so they can’t get me to 20/20 …and suddenly every poor experience I’ve had with an optician makes sense.
After learning this, I stopped wearing glasses because it seemed pointless, but I found that when I did put them on I felt less anxiety about my vision… so now I wear glasses for my mental health. The end.
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Glasses now like I had in elementary school and middle school. In between during high school and college I wore contacts. Might go back to them. Eventually LASIK if my eyes stop getting worse. They have progressively gotten worse every since third or fourth grade.
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I need glasses but no time for Dr. Too busy on woot😂
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Depending on your age, you may want to consider hard contacts. They actually provide some resistance and slows/stops the eye from elongating more (making your Rx higher).
If you are close to needing progressives there aren’t great options for the hard lense wearers.
It takes a little to get used to them, but they were great and easy.
Also more afordable in the long run as your script generally doesn’t change.
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Monocle & Pocket Watch
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