My eye-glasses number is really high for my age (im only 15 and my number is -7.75). and i have a need to change my glasses and number every 6-12 months. At this rate, im afraid that my eye ball will ...
My glasses are about three weeks old, it has anti-reflection coating. The first three weeks were fine until last week I use the spray for the first time (spray was given by where I bought the glasses ...
I have been using allergy eye drops (Sodium Cromoglicate 2.0%) as advised since the 30th April. My Optician suggested I went without contacts for a week and then introduce them into my eye for 10 ...
One eye is really bloodshot and watery, and somethings green gooey stuff comes out. Can I wear my contacts, or should I throw out the pair I was wearing and wait until my eye calms down? Thanks! <...
i know how to put them in and take them out and everything like that.
my eyes are smaller than other peoples. and when i try putting them in my eyes get all "flickery" like my eyes ...
It's a weird topic, but i see black fuzzy things. They look like just like a model of the bacteria strep. It doesn't bother me, but when i look around it, i can see the things moving. I can ...
No, I'm not a gamer or anything, just have a LOT of work to do each day that involves staring at my laptop screen.
As a result, my eyes get really sore and stressed, really tired. How can I...
my vision is getting worse but i dont think its that bad but will they still give me glasses, because my eyes are really hurting.
sometimes i just have to close them because they are bugging ...
I've tried different brands of disposable contacts and my eyes still get really dried out and I've tried visine made for contacts. Are there any other options???...
does any one know what causes this and how i can make it stop? it doesn't hurt, but it is extremely irratating and distracting me at work....
blinking makes it worse..... im so frustrated!!!...
I'm brand new to eyeglasses & is it normal to feel nauseous from wearing them?
I got my glasses on Monday and I feel nauseous all the time when I wear them. So, I have been taking them off when I feel really queasy and then putting them back on when I feel better. Is this normal? My prescription is low (in my opinion & don't know if that makes a difference). But, I'm wondering how long will it take for me to get used to them? Should I be wearing them all the time? I can see fine without them but am on the computer ALL THE TIME (which is the reason why I got them). Your experience and advice is appreciated. Thanks!
Mine did the same thing. I called my eye doc and he told me that if it didn't go away that maybe the prescription wasn't right for me or that maybe the people that put the lenses in the frames I chose goofed up. It did eventually go away, but it took a couple days.
When I first got them I also had problems going down stairs and kept running into door jams and tables. =P Kind of embarrassing...
Good luck!
sexygirl60894
ya i think thats normal. i hav no clue when you will finally get used to them. (ive had glasses for 6 years)
caffsans
yes ,it is very normal=you have to get adjusted to them =try a wee while and build it up each day ,until you can wear them all the time you need to=good luck
teencherry2000
it will take at least a week to two weeks to get used to... if you can not tolerate it no more go back and have the optician take a look at the rx to make sure its correct ... i had that responsability as a optician...
Mr. Knowitall
That's absolutely normal! Glasses take some getting used to!
When you first need glasses they might not seem like they make any difference, but once you get used to them you'll find that your eyes don't get tired like before.
The way to get used to them is to wear them only part of the time. Five minutes at a time, then take them off for five or ten minutes. Over a period of days you'll get used to them and then they won't make you nauseous.
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