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• Can contact lenses be different powers for left and right eye?

  It is quite common to have different powers in different eyes and you can get contact lenses with different presctiption for different eyes too, but make sure never wear contacts for left eye on your right eye, contacts for eight eye on your left eye, otherwise, your vision will be effected.

• Can the flu cause vision problems?

  Headache are one of the symptoms of flu, but your vision problem may be cause by the attack of the flu virus or if you are allergic to some of the medication that you take for the flu. Go and check it at your eye doctor.

• Can I use old lenses from to fit my new frame?

  Probably, you can do it like this, but you should carefully choose the frame that can fit your lenses well. The frame only holds the lenses and the lens is mounted in such a way that the centering is exact to your iris.Otherwise, the lenses may pop out or give you an unclear vision. It is much easier for you to get another new pair of glasses.

• Is vision insurance necessary for young chilren?

  If your child is not with current vision issues or you don't have a family history of vision problems, vision insurance is usually not needed for 3- and 4-year-olds since they only visit the optometrist once or twice during those years.

• Should I get a new exam for colored contacts?

  Since you had an eye exam not long ago, there is no necessary to get a new exam. But should take your prescription paper that you have had when you go to buy coloered contacts.

• Do too much stress cause your vision to be blurry and make you feel dizzy?

  Yes, stress is one of the causes of blurry vision and dizziness. Just as stress causes tension in your neck and shoulder muscles, stress can also cause tension in your eye muscles, which reduces the automatic eye movements and interferes with your ability to focus.

• what is pd on prescrption for eye glasses?

  PD stands for Pupillary Distance, which is the distance between your pupils in millimeters, Your PD is very important for accurately fitting your lenses to achieve vision acuity. 1. PD (OU), written as ""62"", means the Binocular PD which is for both eyes. 2. PD (OD), means the Monocular PD for the right eye, PD (OS), means the Monocular PD for the left eye, A Monocular OD is written as two numbers, for example ""32/30"", ""32"" represents the PD for the right eye, and ""30"" for the left eye. 3. Sometimes PD is written as ""62/59"" or they are labeled ""Far"" and ""Near"". Your PD is usually measured for distance vision, which is 'Far PD"", or ""62"" in this example. For reading glasses, doctors measure your ""Near PD"" or ""59"" in the example. 4. Always enter your ""Far PD"" for distance vision eyeglasses and enter your 'Near PD"" for your reading glasses only. For most people, the difference between Far PD and Near PD is about 2-3mm. Source: http://www.firmoo.com/help-p-30.shtml

• where to buy non prescription glasses?

  Go to Firmoo, they offer 300 stylish selected frames, all of them are in high quality but at quite affordable price. They also offer free glasses to first-time customer, I just get mine free last week, almost the same quality with my last pair from eye doctor cost me $300. I love Firmoo. Check out at www.firmoo.com/non-prescription-eyeglasses.html

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