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  • Yes, it is true that progressive lenses give you all three ranges of vision. However, the intermediate area that would typically be used for computers is not that wide of an area on your progressive lenses. If you have separate glasses for the computer, I would suggest you still use them if the prescription is still the same because the entire lenses would have the proper prescription instead of just a small amount of the lens. The progressive lenses are still great lenses if you have to look at all three ranges at the same time.

  • Bifocals would be a good choice that you can read on the bottom part and far away on top. Go to your eye doctor, he will give you more information.

  • I would recommend seeing an optometrist.Optometrists and ophthalmologists examine eyes and prescribe vision correcting lenses. Opticians manufacture and dispense corrective lenses. For the majority of individuals an optometrist is the doctor of choice for routine eye health and vision examinations.Ophthalmologist has the degree Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) and is a primary and secondary, medical/surgical eye care provider.Ophthalmologists may also perform intricate surgical procedures including cataracts removal and lens implant, corneal transplant, glaucoma surgery and various laser procedures. source :http://www.avclinic.com/optometrist.htm

  • You'd better not, it may be dangerous with the eyeglasses on while swimming. If you wear eyeglasses together with swimming goggles, you probably cannot see clearly.

  • If you have 20% grey tinted glasses, I think it won't affect the original color but the color may be not as bright as it's real color, especially when you are in bright sunlight. However it won't differ so much.

  • Yes,it is normal.Because the strength you need is usually weaker than the glasses.If they are the same prescription,contacts give you higher prescription to see.So you can see better.

  • Yeah, it is common to some extent. Colored dots maybe caused by the special coatings on your glasses, especially when you look through sunlight. Small distortions is also common when looking through lenses, especially if you have strong prescription.If you still feel uncomfortable, you can go back to your eye doctor to check if there is something wrong with your prescription.

  • You may have your eyes examined at your doctor as soon as possible, maybe the black dots and white lines are caused by some kind of eye disease or infections. Some special drops can solve your problem.

  • You really have a bad vision, in my country (US), the big top letter E means the 6/60 line (20 feet being about 6 meters). You'd better have your eyes carefully examined to have your prescription and get a pair of eyeglasses which is customized according to your prescription.

  • You'd better do a general body check, especially fot the brain part. Headaches and blurry vision maybe a kind of sign of neurothlipsis on your brain. If this occurs frequently, please go to the hospital as soon as possible.

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