I have progressives, from Warby Parker though my initial prescription was by a trusted local optometrist who gladly provided the pupillary distance measurement,

I have progressives, from Warby Parker though my initial prescription was by a trusted local optometrist who gladly provided the pupillary distance measurement, and it took a few weeks to get used to them and the constant tilting my head. The lenses are a compromise. They're great as general purpose glasses where I am frequently switching distances and I wear them many hours a day at the screen but they don't correct my astigmatism as well, they seem "dimmer" than my prescription readers, and they're inadequate for close work (electronics) and reading. By the end of the day I often use my readers at the screen.