Glasses - Do you wear them?
Poll: Glasses - Do you wear them?
Total Members Polled: 336
Discussion
I do at the moment if I want to be comfortable in reading things.
I refuse to wear them if out for the night though so just resort to using the Flashlight app on my phone to give enough light to read the menu.
Looked into getting them lasered but apparently if the surgeon gave me good vision now then it would drop back in later life.
The alternatives are to have them lasered now so that I need glasses for distance work and hope it settles in a couple of years, or just wait until I'm in my 40's when hopefully my eyes will have deteriorated as far as they're going to and he can laser once and for all.
I refuse to wear them if out for the night though so just resort to using the Flashlight app on my phone to give enough light to read the menu.
Looked into getting them lasered but apparently if the surgeon gave me good vision now then it would drop back in later life.
The alternatives are to have them lasered now so that I need glasses for distance work and hope it settles in a couple of years, or just wait until I'm in my 40's when hopefully my eyes will have deteriorated as far as they're going to and he can laser once and for all.
I have needed glasses since I was 19, I wear them all the time, never bothered with contacts due to hay fever, dust at work etc. I now have varifocals which took a lot of getting used to. The only time they really bother me is riding the motorbike as it is a pain if they steam up or I have to swap to sunglasses.
How do you all who wear them get on with wearing a crash helmet with specs on? My prescription is slightly positive for distance, which seems to magnify movement of the frame/lenses, making my vision less than stable. I guess that negative prescriptions do this to a much lesser extent. The helmet - a good firm fit - moves a little over bumps and in turn moves the specs arms. I wear a helmet only on trackdays so I don't do it often enough to acclimatise.
I used to be long sighted in one eye and short sighted in the other (more common than you would believe...).
I now have to wear them continuously as I'm very short sighted without them. I can get away cycling and going to the gym without them but pretty much have to wear them full-time the rest of the time.
I too have to stare at computer screens up to 12 hours at a time in artifical light environments with no natural light. It has definitely made my eyesight worse over the past 6 years or so. I'm not vain but I'm looking to get my eyes lasered in the next couple of years as I'm sick of being blind as a bat!
I now have to wear them continuously as I'm very short sighted without them. I can get away cycling and going to the gym without them but pretty much have to wear them full-time the rest of the time.
I too have to stare at computer screens up to 12 hours at a time in artifical light environments with no natural light. It has definitely made my eyesight worse over the past 6 years or so. I'm not vain but I'm looking to get my eyes lasered in the next couple of years as I'm sick of being blind as a bat!
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