Posted by Rich'sToys on May 13, 2011 at 06:10:42 from (74.44.99.135):
In Reply to: Bifocals posted by DeltaRed on May 11, 2011 at 20:52:55:
I've found that the quickest way to get used to them is to just put them on and wear them.
I've worn no line (progressive) bifocals for over 20+ years. I also have a pair of lined trifocals. When I first got those, everyone told me I would never be able to switch back and forth between the two. But once I got used to them, I now switch back and forth all the time. Often, I forget which pair I'm wearing. Your brain will program itself to adjust, and soon your eyes will automatically go to the right place on the lens.
For overhead tasks, or lying on my back under the truck, etc., I had a pair of reading glasses made to match the bifocal part of my prescription. (The store bought ones do not come strong enough!) It's a little bit of a hassle switching those, but at least I'm not breaking my neck trying to see in those conditions.
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