So best outcome there are some glasses techs or optometrists on here, and I'll preface by saying I have an optometrist appointment for Tuesday to look at this, but here we go.
In January I went to OPSM (I like Oakley glasses) for an eye test, my 2 year old prescription went from;
Right eye, -2.46, -0.86, 170,
left eye, -2.25, -0.50, 8.
HD prescription. And my old glasses were fantastic. Decided to get a new test before buying new glasses and my new script was;
right eye, -2.25, -0.87, 164,
left eye, -2.36, -0.46, 6.
So going with that I bought some new glasses, went all out, used some deals, did all right. But lenses were Eyezen Start, Eyezen boost 0.85, 1.67 lenses, transitions XtraActive Polarised.
My old glasses, were also Eyezen Start, Eyezen Boost, and normal transitions, not thin lenses.
So I got the new glasses and while they were sharp I find I sometimes get eye strain, especially if on a computer or mobile. A headache makes the strain more noticeable. Also I find I get uncomfortable with my old prescription sunglasses and swap back to my normal glasses. And sometime when I'm looking at things and then look at something else there's like a …. hard to describe, fraction of a second lag to focus?
My new glasses come with a certificate of authenticity with the ordered power and the measured power of the lenses. I don't know how good or bad it is, but ordered is what it says above for my new prescription, but the measured is;
Right eye, -2.18, -0.70, 172, add 0.73 (I'm guessing that last is the Eyezen Boost)
Left Eye -2.24, -0.40, 171, add 0.73.
I'm not sure how much tolerance there is in manufacturing but something that stands out to me is that my left my Astigmatism axis is the wrong direction. Meant to be 6, and is 171. But I know that's a low Cylinder power.
Anyone got any insight or recommendations besides just wait for the appointment?
Cheers in advance.
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