[TPIN] music glasses

[Richard Uchytil]

I just do Orthokeratology.  They are special hard contact lenses that
reshape my eyes.  I put them in when I go to sleep, take them out when I get
up and I can see 20/20 all day (I was 20/400).  It's nice to not have to
worry about glasses anymore.  :)

Rich Uchytil


On 11/1/07, Daniel,John <john.daniel at lawrence.edu> wrote:
>
> Monovision contacts work ok for me.  The left eye is set
> for distance, the right eye is set for music reading.  I
> keep the music stand to my right,
> john
>
> On Thu, 1 Nov 2007 12:21:10 -0700 (PDT)
>   Tim Peters <sloatoptical_tim at yahoo.com> wrote:
> > Ken,
> >
> > That's exactly what I did. I made an intermediate pair
> >that works great. Single vision lenses work best for
> >music and computer. I do ok out to about 8-10 foot, past
> >that it gets fuzzy real fast. (I'm near sighted) I've
> >done the same for allot of my musician patients and it's
> >the only way to go! The only hassle is changing glasses.
> >Every time I'm through playing I'll go into the living
> >room to watch TV and wonder why I can't see the
> >screen.(Duh) Sometimes we make glasses with a line
> >bifocal and use the intermediate Rx for the distance
> >part(upper) and then you still have your full reading Rx
> >in the bifocal for small print which works good for
> >computer and office work.
> >
> > Tim
> >
> >
> > this drives me nuts, too. what do you do?  i'm thinking
> >of getting
> > another pair of glasses set at about 4 feet.
> >
> > ken fields
> > hey, i see by your address that i'm talking to the right
> >guy.
> >
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