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Derald Lary

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May 6, 2007
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I wear bifocals and my new i7 was driving me nuts as I was caught between the top and bottom part of my lenses. If I leaned back to surf the web, I could not get comfortable with either near or far lenses. I visited my friendly ophthalmologist and asked for single vision glasses optimized for about 40 inches from eye to object. Since I had recently paid him a visit, his assistant did the math and fixed me up. What a difference in using my new 27 inch iMac. If you feel like a bobble head doll using your new computer, you will, as they say at the carnival, be amazed. Your distance may vary, check it out.
 
I wear bifocals and my new i7 was driving me nuts as I was caught between the top and bottom part of my lenses. If I leaned back to surf the web, I could not get comfortable with either near or far lenses. I visited my friendly ophthalmologist and asked for single vision glasses optimized for about 40 inches from eye to object. Since I had recently paid him a visit, his assistant did the math and fixed me up. What a difference in using my new 27 inch iMac. If you feel like a bobble head doll using your new computer, you will, as they say at the carnival, be amazed. Your distance may vary, check it out.

Great advice! I wear progressives and they can be a pain but I'm used to it since I sit at a computer 6 to 12 hours plus a day.
 
I wear bifocals and my new i7 was driving me nuts as I was caught between the top and bottom part of my lenses. If I leaned back to surf the web, I could not get comfortable with either near or far lenses. I visited my friendly ophthalmologist and asked for single vision glasses optimized for about 40 inches from eye to object. Since I had recently paid him a visit, his assistant did the math and fixed me up. What a difference in using my new 27 inch iMac. If you feel like a bobble head doll using your new computer, you will, as they say at the carnival, be amazed. Your distance may vary, check it out.
You are so right! Just measure the distance from your eyes to the screen and give them that information. It makes all the difference in the world.

Here's a pic of my computer glasses holder. This way I don't lose them!
 

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