Tagged: eyedrops, farsighted, vision, Vuity
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Lindsay Muench.
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December 28, 2021 at 11:00 am #28772
DeAnn R
KeymasterWatching the news the other day I heard about a new eyedrop that temporarily helps improve closeup vision. Then it was a feature story on a local variety show I watch https://www.twincitieslive.com/fun/37259/vuity-eyedrops-at-chu-vision-institute/ Throughout my life I’ve never needed glasses. It’s the one area I lucked out with in the gene pool because most of my family has horrible vision. Now that I’m over 40 the need for cheaters is apparent. It’s such a pain though, needing to take them off and on all the time. Maybe I can do it with the Jaco but it’s still a process and I’m afraid I’ll poke my eye. Thinking about checking into the drops. Having clear closeup vision for up to 6 hours after putting in the drops, yes please. Worried about the cost though as I doubt insurance would cover it. Do you wear glasses? Are they difficult to manage? Would you consider the drops?
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December 28, 2021 at 12:51 pm #28801
Kelly Miller
ParticipantThe amazing solution of readers to me. I’m going to get my optometrist to prescribe them for me immediately! And the 12-days of Christmas cookies sound good on saltine crackers too!
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December 28, 2021 at 12:52 pm #28802
sasha
ParticipantI wear glasses all day. The only issue is cleaning them, need to ask someone to do that 1-3 times per day.
Also one possible issue is that they may fall off after some time, but wearing retainers like Wedgees and/or full size headphones prevents that. I guess adjusting the frame at the optician until it gets perfect may help too.
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January 24, 2022 at 7:38 pm #28945
Lindsay Muench
ParticipantLasik has been a lifesaver for me after wearing contacts for 16 years. Would definitely recommend it for anyone who is eligible.
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