I've noticed that colors seem richer in one eye and not so much with my other one. Does anyone else have this "problem"? Additional Details Actually, this has been going ...
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- My vision seems to be like vibrating when I'm looking far ...
On one of my contacts there is a little triangular cut on the outside edge... it looks like a little triangular piece was snipped out of it (its small but noticeable). Pretty much, the outside ...
I got in a scrap last week and I caught a punch around my eye. At first my eye was a little bit red in the far corner, and then it just started dancing across my eye. I woke up this morning and it ...
Here's my problem. I am very near sighted. Without glasses or contact lenses, I can see the tiniest of print. Not as well if I wear reading glasses over regular contact ...
i am 35 and wearing contact lence for a decade now and i am tired of using those lence but i am afraid of operation or laser, this is not a cataract, i might say that i am a nearsighted i felt about ...
just recently my eye has have started to water a ton and sting totally randomly! like i'll just be sitting there (or today, marching) and it'll start watering and stinging a lot. in fact,...
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Okay so I have an appointment to get my eyes checked and I haven't done it since 2003. Anyways, I've always worn glasses but I was thinking about switching over to contacts so I need some ...
Okay..when you put contacts in do they sometimes feel a little itchy for the first couple minutes? I've had my contacts for about 10 months..and sometimes when I put them in they itch and feel ...
i always see glitter and other little tiny particles at the bottom of my contact lens case... i know its really germy! how do i sterilize it safely?...
I wonder, are there any links between drinking soft drinks (especially diet soft drinks) and decreasing vision? Drinking diet soft drinks is one of my vices (and probably my only vice when it comes ...
My friends say that I look ALOT better without my glasses on, so I went to costco to try on contacts. I just couldn't get close to my eye without me freaking out. Is there anything I can do to ...
20/150 for the right eye & 20/175 for the left. I also want to ask why some eyeglass lenses are thicker at the sides than at the middle, and some are just flat or have the same thickness at all ...
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16 year old with 20/30 vision... do i need glasses?
and one eye is slightly more higher than the other(as in the eye itself)
I just read Pedestal's response to the poster with 20/30 vision who asked if they need glasses.
Pedestal you said - 'But none of this is "need", only "could be useful."
My question is - at what level does it become 'need' rather than 'useful'?
inui
yes you are, when i was in grade four, i had 20/25 vision, and my doctor asked me to use eyeglasses
kasumicat
My left eye was at 20/40 when I was sixteen and I did not correct it on a regular basis until several years later when it was at 20/50. I had eyeglasses that I rarely wore when I was sixteen because I hated them and had some nasty side effects wearing them. Eyeglasses would help your distance vision, but I would not say that are a need at this point. You can legally drive in most states with 20/30 vision.
Your vision is close to normal. It is up to you whether or not you want to correct it at this point. If you do, then get the glasses. If you do not, then do not get them.
Roni F
yes you definitely need glasses
Pedestal42
Absolutely need, no. But they are likely to be useful for at least occasional use, depending on your shool, sport and hobby interests.
If you like watching live sports, or flying radio-control aircraft they'll make a big difference.
20/30 ==> 20/15 (possibly) Twice as sharp.
Playing most sports they wouldn't matter... Except perhaps for golf.
If it's a shortsighted Rx it's unlikely to matter for the computer, unless it's mainly astigmatic myopia.
If (less likely) it's a longsighted Rx giving you 20/30 in the *distance*, it's likely to make reading and computer work a lot less tiring.
But none of this is "need", only "could be useful."
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