My spectacles woes
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My right eye degree about 380+ with san guang duno 100 or 50
My left eye degree about 280+ with san guang duno 50 or 0
Can say I have a mild case of lazy eyes. Currently, I go out wear contact lenses but sometimes damn sian to put it on so I wanna mae a good specs.
My budget is about $200
The problem with all the specs I've had is that because my degree on both eyes are different, one side tend to be thicker than the other and making the specs tilt the other side such that one is up, one is down. anyone know where can I get something better for $200? I heard index lenses are same thickness but cost $200 without frame.
And what's a good way to lose my lazy eye?
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Dig it out?
Have you considered lasik? It's costly but in the long run, it may save you more money and less trouble
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Originally posted by Agenda:
My right eye degree about 380+ with san guang duno 100 or 50
My left eye degree about 280+ with san guang duno 50 or 0
Can say I have a mild case of lazy eyes. Currently, I go out wear contact lenses but sometimes damn sian to put it on so I wanna mae a good specs.
My budget is about $200
The problem with all the specs I've had is that because my degree on both eyes are different, one side tend to be thicker than the other and making the specs tilt the other side such that one is up, one is down. anyone know where can I get something better for $200? I heard index lenses are same thickness but cost $200 without frame.
And what's a good way to lose my lazy eye?
i also wat. mine is deeper than you some more. 1 eye 1000 the other one 700 though. i dun knoe whether can lose lazy eye a not though -
then after buying, go do the lenses. should be less than $250
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i saw on the news that the cost of doing lasik for one eye is $1300....dropped from the previous cost of $2300...sounds tempting to do.
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I WANT TO BUY OAKLEY SPECS!
Using ang bao money hehe... dunno if mommy allow or not
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Originally posted by jonchao72:
I WANT TO BUY OAKLEY SPECS!
Using ang bao money hehe... dunno if mommy allow or not
is there anything special abt it though?
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I am using Swissflex frames with high index lenses, a bit on the expensive side (with discount total about 450-500, but much lighter than my previous glasses. 200 is a bit too tight to get a light pair of glasses.
If I were you I'd still stick with contact lens. Quite convenient to use what.
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Wash with dettol
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Originally posted by rlsh07:
is there anything special abt it though?
looks damn stylo la
but chao ex leh