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09-08-2007, 06:24 AM
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Shooterjon,
I know you understand that what you had done, cornea replacement, is not lasik surgery. I have never quite understood why they can reshape the existing cornea perfectly and can not get a replacement artificial cornea shaped correctly out of the box. It would seem that the two prochedures would have the same result. But, I have heard a good many complaints exactly like yours. I just hope the pending correction works for you, sight is a very precious comodity. Best of luck. Ed
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11-15-2009, 12:05 PM
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Hi all,
For shooting I use single prescrption lenses but normal wear I use varifocals. the work great for driving but I still find I tend to remove them for reading and using the computer. The varifocals are a nightmare for using scopes and binos as the distance viewing area of the glasses seems to be so small, this is not a problem in normaly use, but with scopes and binos you really need to get your eye in the right place hence I had as et of single vision specs made up and use them with the binos and scopes.
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