Its inevitable that I need to get it done. With my main hobby in retirement being target shooting (once a week) I'm unsure what to do. The basic procedure puts you back to normal vision but its likely you may need reading glasses. My basic vision has actually gotten better the last few years. I had my eye doctor make a special pair of glasses for shooting a few years ago, with emphasis on close up so that my pistol sights at arms length were sharp. He let me bring in a pistol so we could fine tune them. Now I can actually see better without them.
There are special lenses that the doctor can insert to improve your short or long distance vision. So my question is to anyone that has experience, did you get the standard lenses or go with special ones and are you happy with the results. I realize there is a cost difference but that won't be a consideration.
There are special lenses that the doctor can insert to improve your short or long distance vision. So my question is to anyone that has experience, did you get the standard lenses or go with special ones and are you happy with the results. I realize there is a cost difference but that won't be a consideration.