Well, after waiting 3 weeks for my eye doctor to get my replacement lenses in--no new prescription, just a new lens because the old ones were so scratched--I'm having trouble focusing.
I couldn't focus on the TV across the room, and I'm having trouble focusing close up.
I'm hoping it's because my eyes are adjusting to not having to see around the scratches and things will regulate.
I don't want to play the go-to-the-eye-doctor-every-other-week game.
Posted by Tincup (Member # 5829) on :
Take them back NOW and tell them.
It may be a problem of something simple, like adjusting the way they fit over your eyes.
Don't put this off... otherwise they can say, sorry baby... you waited too long.
I've been burned badly waiting for my eyes to adjust.. and after being told by them 3 times to "give it time".
I listened, then went back when it was impossible and I couldn't keep waiting.. and they said your 30 days are up... now you must pay if you want something different.
Bummer dude.
Posted by EyeBob (Member # 12572) on :
More info would be useful
Posted by mojo (Member # 9309) on :
They could have made an error when they ground your prescription - they did that with my sunglasses and put the lens in sideways and I couldn't see out of them!
Posted by amjrn (Member # 18996) on :
Definitely get the lenses checked, but It could be coincidental and that your eyes are Lymey right now. I go through periods of focus problems, even got glasses with the last flare up which I don't need now
If it your lenses have them put the glasses on their auto prescription reader to make sure they are YOUR prescription.
If it is your eyes I think it has been posted several times here to try Mangosteen juice during flares up to get a big antioxidant boost. Also a cleanse (bowel and liver) helps immensely.
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