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My mother in law is an optometrist and I sent her the link - she doesn't seem too impressed: "The immediate problem I see with this is that people can already
by dlnovell 16y ago
My mother in law is an optometrist and I sent her the link - she doesn't seem too impressed:
"The immediate problem I see with this is that people can already see with their distance correction anything that is 33cm (83.82")(6.9 ') from their eyes to infinity. The problem that bifocals fix is the distance from 20" to the eyes or near vision! I don't know if this person is over 40 or not, but if so he should realize this. This type of technology is similar to what a progressive or "no-line" bifocal does at present."
- dlnovell 16y agoJust noticed her math is off a bit!!! haha. I guess she applied 2.54 the wrong way - ~1 foot instead of 7 feet. (I hope she doesn't do that to her patients!) I wonder if that changes her opinion much. I guess 13 inches is close enough a distance to read from so maybe this is as awesome as it sounds afterall.