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Thank you. That is very helpful & pretty much what I was expecting... Is

the computer a problem with bifocals because the reading area is so small?

On 10/26/11 5:51 PM, " CarlaC " <cenlared@...> wrote:

> progressive lense will definitely be a problem. I cannot do them. I got

> them, but could not use them, mainly because you can only look straight

> ahead. Everything to the side is blurry! A real problem if you cannot turn

> your head. Fortunately, I had 30 days to return my glasses, so it was okay.

>

> For bifocals, you do have adjustment to do regarding driving and looking down

> at the ground, but that is doable. What might cause a problem is looking at

> the computer. I found that using a pair of reading glasses is my best option.

> bifocals are only for going out.

>

> so I guess, my option of choice is two separate pair of glasses.

>

> Hope this helps

>

>

>

>

>>

>> I'm about to get my first pair of bifocals (perhaps) and am wondering if

>> anyone here can offer any advice. It seems like I have 3 options - 1.

>> Having two separate pairs of glasses 2. Standard bifocals with a line 3.

>> Progressive lenses.

>>

>> First of all, having bifocals at all I'm wondering if it makes it harder to

>> drive a chair, seeing bumps in the road etc?

>>

>> With the progressive lenses it seems like I would need to move my head up

>> and down a lot to get to the focused spot. I can't move my head much so am

>> worried this may be an issue...?

>>

>> Having two pairs of glasses seems like my best option at the moment except

>> that it is difficult for me to put on/take off...

>>

>> Anyway, any experienced thoughts? Thanks.

>>

>> Love,

>> N

>>

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I've been wearing bifocals for five years now and I've had no problems

working at the computer. I simply adjusted the position of the monitor so it

is further back and i use the larger, distance portion of the glasses

instead.

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Subject: Re: Re: Bifocals

Thank you. That is very helpful & pretty much what I was expecting... Is

the computer a problem with bifocals because the reading area is so small?

On 10/26/11 5:51 PM, " CarlaC " <cenlared@...

<mailto:cenlared%40> > wrote:

> progressive lense will definitely be a problem. I cannot do them. I got

> them, but could not use them, mainly because you can only look straight

> ahead. Everything to the side is blurry! A real problem if you cannot turn

> your head. Fortunately, I had 30 days to return my glasses, so it was

okay.

>

> For bifocals, you do have adjustment to do regarding driving and looking

down

> at the ground, but that is doable. What might cause a problem is looking

at

> the computer. I found that using a pair of reading glasses is my best

option.

> bifocals are only for going out.

>

> so I guess, my option of choice is two separate pair of glasses.

>

> Hope this helps

>

>

>

>

>>

>> I'm about to get my first pair of bifocals (perhaps) and am wondering if

>> anyone here can offer any advice. It seems like I have 3 options - 1.

>> Having two separate pairs of glasses 2. Standard bifocals with a line 3.

>> Progressive lenses.

>>

>> First of all, having bifocals at all I'm wondering if it makes it harder

to

>> drive a chair, seeing bumps in the road etc?

>>

>> With the progressive lenses it seems like I would need to move my head up

>> and down a lot to get to the focused spot. I can't move my head much so

am

>> worried this may be an issue...?

>>

>> Having two pairs of glasses seems like my best option at the moment

except

>> that it is difficult for me to put on/take off...

>>

>> Anyway, any experienced thoughts? Thanks.

>>

>> Love,

>> N

>>

>

>

>

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> not be allowed. If your under 16 ask your parents/gaurdian before you

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