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I tried zenni and I didn't like the way the glasses affected my vision. Since it's mail order, I felt stuck. As a new glasses-wearer, I don't know if zenni gave
by gertef 12y ago
I tried zenni and I didn't like the way the glasses affected my vision. Since it's mail order, I felt stuck. As a new glasses-wearer, I don't know if zenni gave me bad glasses, I told them the wrong interpupillary distance, or I got a bad prescription from my doctor, or I just have confoundingly weird eyes.
- shonn 12y agoTry adjusting the angle of the lenses with respect to each other, more -- instead of /\. A few that I got had a strong angle but were much better after I flattened them out. Of course it could be other things like getting astigmatism wrong but it's a quick thing to try out.
- dangrossman 12y agoThere are a lot of people that don't feel comfortable wearing cheap polycarbonate lenses, which is the default kind a lot of places will sell to you. If you felt like the world looked distorted, and you didn't adjust after a day or two of full-time wear, then you might be one of them. The solution is usually to upgrade to a high index lens (they're made from different, higher density plastics) for a bit more money. I've never been able to tolerate poly lenses; I got them once at LensCrafters (which calls them "Featherwates") and had to return them.