I have progressive bifocals, but I get neck strain trying to find the Holy Grail Sweet Spot in the middle of the lens. After a while I said screw this & ordered the dedicated mid-range. Life has been better since I did this :-). Cheers, Christine


----- Original Message ----- From: "Rick Womer" <[email protected]>
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Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2009 3:32 PM
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+1 correction!  A mere stripling in the Land of Presbyopia, to be sure.

Another alternative, Christine, is progressive bifocals--a bit expensive, but they give me reading glasses, computer glasses, and distance glasses in one pair of glasses.

Rick

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--- On Thu, 1/8/09, Christine Aguila <[email protected]> wrote:

Hi Tim:  You might want to get your eyes checked because
there is computer viewing distance & reading distance.
It might not be a good idea to use dedicated reading glasses
for computer monitor distance viewing.  When I accidently
have my dedicated reading glasses on and try to look at the
computer monitor,  the glasses give the monitor a concave
distortion, which isn't good for long time viewing--or
even short-term viewing--very bad for the eyes.  I have 3
pairs of glasses: bifocals, dedicated computer monitor
distance, and dedicated reading distance.  It's a drag
to be sure, but it's necessary.  Just thought I'd
mention it.  Hope you don't mind :-)  Cheers, Christine





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> My best spent 7$ so far.
> A set of +1 reading specs.
> Now I'm able to see whats at my monitor :-)
>
> I'm aging ...
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