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Originally Posted by Blade
My first pair was with lines and they made me dizzy as a duck going up steps and stuff like that. I had them about a month and they made me so sick to my stomach I went and bought a pair with no lines and that's all I've ever had since then. Just hope you never have to have trifocals
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Mine have lines, the ones without were $200 bucks more. Right now the bifocals are for close and medium.
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Originally Posted by Sweet
My son had to have bifocals at 11 years old. Mom wears trifocals... It's been a good 10 years since I've replaced my glasses (single vision), I'm seriously in denial. I just love my current pair of frames and can't bare the thought of replacing them... it's such a pain to find ones to fit and look right... and I can't wear contacts (they feel like they are always slipping under my bottom eye lid). Maybe my eyesight is part of the cause for my migraines? My mom broke her ankle her first day with new bifocals...she stepped down off the stairway wrong. My eyes have been bothering me a lot lately... time to bypass my denial...
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Maybe they can use your old frames?
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Originally Posted by Jackhammer
Yep, count me in.
I can get by holding most reading material a foot away from my face, but medicine bottles and fine print readers are needed.
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Thats my problem too. I can see far away, but thats it.
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Originally Posted by weatherboi
I mean as soon as I turned forty my eyes went. I now have progressives.
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I wanted to see how this did before I spent the money for progressives, that is likely next in a trifocal.