I have that also. About two months ago I went to the optometrist and one of the tests was for alignment of both eyes (I don't recall ever having that test prev

I have that also. About two months ago I went to the optometrist and one of the tests was for alignment of both eyes (I don't recall ever having that test previously). The doctor says something like "There should be one line in front of each eye, do You see a single straight line?" I replied "Heck no... the line on this side is higher and pretty far to the left, the other is centered and much lower." Now with glasses binoculars work as intended. I can also make out some icons on computer screens where before almost none made sense (and the same icons would appear different based on viewing angle). The glasses do wonders for movie and television viewing, too. One caveat: the glasses have a very restrictive horizontal viewing angle. No problems reading without glasses. Crazy. Have an optometrist check for eye alignment next time.