I just wanna say -- the random comments thread

[Matata]

Yes it can be challenging and I knew I wouldn't like them so I never got them. If one has a need for precise vision progressives aren't a great option as it is a compromise. Also you must move your head where you are looking due to warpage on the side with how they have to be made. Some do get used to them but it is going to be a compromise in your vision

By warpage, do you mean the space on the lens sides that aren't prescription? If so, when I got my glasses last month, I had the option of getting lenses that extended the prescription farther out to the sides and significantly reduced what I think you mean by warpage. It's negligible with my new lenses. This year was the first year my doc offered this so I don't know if it's a new thing altogether or just a new thing at his office.

 

[missy]

By warpage, do you mean the space on the lens sides that aren't prescription? If so, when I got my glasses last month, I had the option of getting lenses that extended the prescription farther out to the sides and significantly reduced what I think you mean by warpage. It's negligible with my new lenses. This year was the first year my doc offered this so I don't know if it's a new thing altogether or just a new thing at his office.

Yes it’s the way they grind the lenses to make the progressive lenses. The newer designs are better but still there’s compromise. My dh loves his progressive lenses and had very little trouble adapting. I’m glad you like yours too