Posted by Goose on May 12, 2011 at 07:01:19 from (67.63.68.13):
In Reply to: Re: Bifocals posted by Ralphwd45 on May 11, 2011 at 21:28:51:
I agree. Might take some adjustment up or down.
I got used to having the line lower for one reason. With the line where the doc recommended it, I had trouble running a combine. I couldn't tilt my head down far enough to see the header above the bifocal line.
Now, I've had trifocals for 10 years. However, at age 76 my distance vision is 20/15, better than 20/20. It's just below 4 feet or so that things get squirrely. I probably exasperate people when I order glasses. I'm real picky about where the lines are, and the distance at each part. But, I figure I'm paying for them, (except at the VA, where I get a freebie every two years) they're going to be the way I want them.
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