Cool. When you get them, make sure the corrections are all ok. Mine had to be remade a couple of times because what the machine said, and what I actually needed were different. In particular, everything looked like a trapezoid until we cut back on some things.
Cool. When you get them, make sure the corrections are all ok. Mine had to be remade a couple of times because what the machine said, and what I actually needed were different. In particular, everything looked like a trapezoid until we cut back on some things.
since it's my first pair I'm not quite sure how to check the corrections. But I'd guess I should check on the identical sharpness with each eye closed.
since it's my first pair I'm not quite sure how to check the corrections. But I'd guess I should check on the identical sharpness with each eye closed.
That, and if square things look curved or slanted, they're wrong. Take something like a tablet or other rectangular item with you during fitting. Make sure it's actually rectangular when you look at it through the glasses.
That, and if square things look curved or slanted, they're wrong. Take something like a tablet or other rectangular item with you during fitting. Make sure it's actually rectangular when you look at it through the glasses.
again, great advice! Thanks
again, great advice! Thanks
(post is archived)