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I'm about a decade older than you, was on a computer 12+ hours per day since I was 10. I started wearing glasses at 16 for 20/40 vision and then switched to co
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I'm about a decade older than you, was on a computer 12+ hours per day since I was 10.
I started wearing glasses at 16 for 20/40 vision and then switched to contacts at about 25 years old. My vision has remained stable since then except for presbyopia. That is really the only effect of age that I've experienced yet and it is a pain to deal with.
If I don't have glasses on/contacts in I can read something right up against my nose with no problem but obviously have trouble seeing further away.
If I have glasses on/contacts in seeing things close up becomes far more difficult.
So if anyone has a fix for presbyopia, hit me up!
- the_d3f4ult 5y agoThere's no solution. The options you outlined above: Multifocal vs progressives vs readers vs mono vision are all we've got right now. There's some work on true accommodating prosthetics though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-1utP_UV3A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-1utP_UV3A