On Wednesday, October 23, 2013 at 4:50:03 AM UTC-7, Science_Research wrote:to -.75 diopters for your left eye. I would consult with your OD about that request. I have always achieved excellent vision with no astigmatic component.
Hi Spin,
Subject: An excessive "astigmatic" component can create headaches.
I personally always request that I be provided with a lens with no astigmatic (cylinder) component - because of that trapezoid effect of that cylinder. The "spherical equivalent", that will still give you excellent vision would be approximately -.5
lenses for computer work. it's making me nuts. i may just have to carry on without glasses.On Sunday, August 3, 2008 12:18:33 PM UTC-4, Spintronicus wrote:
This is the first time I am using prescription eyeglasses. My RX is:
right: -.75 sph,
left -.25 -1.25X180.
When I look at my computer screen with the glasses on, the screen
looks like a trapezoid on its side. The right side is narrower than
the left. The effect is not as noticable when I look at distant
objects, like TV from a distance. What can be a cause of this? Is it
just an adjustment period, since I haven't used Rx glasses before?
Thanks,
Mike
i'm having the same problem. it's tough to try to get used to the new glasses as I'm a graphic designer and the trapezoids make my work look all kooky. i'm on my third change of glasses in as many weeks. i went from transitions to bifocals to single
I just wanted to put this out there. I'm a filmmaker/photographer and editor so I too cannot live with what was happening with the trapezoids and reading 2-3 words at a time moving my head around to find focus. I just came back from the eye doc afterhaving trapezoid/headache problems with my new and first ever pair of eyeglasses/progressives. I also have an astigmatism. I had looked online to see many others with similar problems and replies telling them they should give it a few weeks to get used
On Tuesday, August 4, 2015 at 9:42:36 AM UTC-6, k.fagan...@gmail.com wrote:5 to -.75 diopters for your left eye. I would consult with your OD about that request. I have always achieved excellent vision with no astigmatic component.
On Wednesday, October 23, 2013 at 4:50:03 AM UTC-7, Science_Research wrote:
Hi Spin,
Subject: An excessive "astigmatic" component can create headaches.
I personally always request that I be provided with a lens with no astigmatic (cylinder) component - because of that trapezoid effect of that cylinder. The "spherical equivalent", that will still give you excellent vision would be approximately -.
lenses for computer work. it's making me nuts. i may just have to carry on without glasses.On Sunday, August 3, 2008 12:18:33 PM UTC-4, Spintronicus wrote:
This is the first time I am using prescription eyeglasses. My RX is:
right: -.75 sph,
left -.25 -1.25X180.
When I look at my computer screen with the glasses on, the screen
looks like a trapezoid on its side. The right side is narrower than
the left. The effect is not as noticable when I look at distant objects, like TV from a distance. What can be a cause of this? Is it just an adjustment period, since I haven't used Rx glasses before?
Thanks,
Mike
i'm having the same problem. it's tough to try to get used to the new glasses as I'm a graphic designer and the trapezoids make my work look all kooky. i'm on my third change of glasses in as many weeks. i went from transitions to bifocals to single
On Sunday, August 3, 2008 at 12:18:33 PM UTC-4, Spintronicus wrote:Right: -0.75 122
This is the first time I am using prescription eyeglasses. My RX
is: right: -.75 sph, left -.25 -1.25X180.
When I look at my computer screen with the glasses on, the screen
looks like a trapezoid on its side. The right side is narrower
than the left. The effect is not as noticable when I look at
distant objects, like TV from a distance. What can be a cause of
this? Is it just an adjustment period, since I haven't used Rx
glasses before?
I just got glasses (astigmatism) for the first time and am seeing the
same thing! Text is super clear but when looking at the monitor on my
right, it looks like |/ and when looking at the monitor to my left it
looks like \|. My optician says to give it a couple days to see if it
goes away, but it's hard to imagine that it will.
I noticed that the shape of the lens matches the distortion. If I
look at the lenses while they are laying flat, the right/bottom
corner of the right lens curves in more than the left/bottom corner
of the right lens (same vice-a-versa).
Is this just a side-effect of wearing glasses or is there a fix for
this?
My Rx:
Cyl Axis
This is the first time I am using prescription eyeglasses. My RX is:
right: -.75 sph,
left -.25 -1.25X180.
When I look at my computer screen with the glasses on, the screen
looks like a trapezoid on its side. The right side is narrower than
the left. The effect is not as noticable when I look at distant
objects, like TV from a distance. What can be a cause of this? Is it
just an adjustment period, since I haven't used Rx glasses before?
Thanks,
Mike
This is the first time I am using prescription eyeglasses. My RX is:
right: -.75 sph,
left -.25 -1.25X180.
When I look at my computer screen with the glasses on, the screen
looks like a trapezoid on its side. The right side is narrower than
the left. The effect is not as noticable when I look at distant
objects, like TV from a distance. What can be a cause of this? Is it
just an adjustment period, since I haven't used Rx glasses before?
Thanks,
Mike
This is the first time I am using prescription eyeglasses. My RX is:
right: -.75 sph,
left -.25 -1.25X180.
When I look at my computer screen with the glasses on, the screen
looks like a trapezoid on its side. The right side is narrower than
the left. The effect is not as noticable when I look at distant
objects, like TV from a distance. What can be a cause of this? Is it
just an adjustment period, since I haven't used Rx glasses before?
Thanks,
Mike
This is the first time I am using prescription eyeglasses. My RX is:
right: -.75 sph,
left -.25 -1.25X180.
When I look at my computer screen with the glasses on, the screen
looks like a trapezoid on its side. The right side is narrower than
the left. The effect is not as noticable when I look at distant
objects, like TV from a distance. What can be a cause of this? Is it
just an adjustment period, since I haven't used Rx glasses before?
Thanks,
Mike
Hi Lesam, Please help me on this...I have been facing this problem
from one month. I changed 4 glasses..now somewhat better but still
tgere is some tropezoid shape exists ..Don't you think it is
prescription problem rather than optical shop guy? I mean the problem
may be in eye checkup? Please reply
On Sunday, August 3, 2008 at 11:18:33 AM UTC-5, Spintronicus wrote:. But then when I went home, I was trying to cut a rectangular piece of wood and the funny thing was that no matter how carefully I cut the sides, the sides wouldn't look square. I put the piece of wood on a right angle ruler and it showed the sides were
This is the first time I am using prescription eyeglasses. My RX is:
right: -.75 sph,
left -.25 -1.25X180.
When I look at my computer screen with the glasses on, the screen
looks like a trapezoid on its side. The right side is narrower than
the left. The effect is not as noticable when I look at distant
objects, like TV from a distance. What can be a cause of this? Is it
just an adjustment period, since I haven't used Rx glasses before?
Thanks,
Mike
I just got a new pair of (expensive) glasses and as soon as I put them on in the ophthalmologist office everything looked disorientating, but I figured that I would get used to them (although I never had this experience with other glasses that I bought)
I found this site and others saying that in 2-3 weeks you should get used to it. But others comments said this could harm your eyes and that there should never be this kind of distortion.optical tech took my glasses in the back room and then came out and went to another room, then after about 20 min came out and said that she first used some manual machine to see if there were any distortions in the lens, but found none. Then she used a
I went back to the ophthalmologist and they thought that they might be able to adjust the nose piece to get rid of this distortion (although I didn't think this was possible, because the distortion existed no matter how I looked thru the lenses). The
On Wednesday, May 17, 2017 at 1:11:04 PM UTC-5, primem...@gmail.com wrote:bought). But then when I went home, I was trying to cut a rectangular piece of wood and the funny thing was that no matter how carefully I cut the sides, the sides wouldn't look square. I put the piece of wood on a right angle ruler and it showed the
On Sunday, August 3, 2008 at 11:18:33 AM UTC-5, Spintronicus wrote:
This is the first time I am using prescription eyeglasses. My RX is:
right: -.75 sph,
left -.25 -1.25X180.
When I look at my computer screen with the glasses on, the screen
looks like a trapezoid on its side. The right side is narrower than
the left. The effect is not as noticable when I look at distant
objects, like TV from a distance. What can be a cause of this? Is it
just an adjustment period, since I haven't used Rx glasses before?
Thanks,
Mike
I just got a new pair of (expensive) glasses and as soon as I put them on in the ophthalmologist office everything looked disorientating, but I figured that I would get used to them (although I never had this experience with other glasses that I
optical tech took my glasses in the back room and then came out and went to another room, then after about 20 min came out and said that she first used some manual machine to see if there were any distortions in the lens, but found none. Then she used aI found this site and others saying that in 2-3 weeks you should get used to it. But others comments said this could harm your eyes and that there should never be this kind of distortion.
I went back to the ophthalmologist and they thought that they might be able to adjust the nose piece to get rid of this distortion (although I didn't think this was possible, because the distortion existed no matter how I looked thru the lenses). The
Update:astigmatism. Apparently zeis then a few weeks later sent the glasses back and before the dr called me, he tried them on and could still see the trapezoid, so he sent them back a 3rd time.
The dr sent my glasses back to zeis, i got them back and same exact issue still. Then the dr tried my glasses on and he could see the trapezoids too. He then gave me another examination and said that he would slightly change my prescription for an
I just got them back on Sat and the trapezoid affect is still there, but slightly better. Zeis took it upon themselves to remove the polished edge, thinking that not allowing in so much light might help. Not sure if adjusting the astigmatism helped (alittle) or if removing the polished side helped (a little). But then i tried to read on my iphone and now reading is blurry. With my old glasses or with no glasses at all i can read perfectly find, but not with these new glasses (my glasses are for
I took the glasses back again to the dr and he had me put the new glasses on and then put a glass lens over one of my eyes and i could read better. So now he says that i need progressives. It's a bit confusing, i told him that i can read fine with noglasses or with my old glasses on. He says that the new high def glasses are causing me not to read correctly, but the original new glasses (without the astigmatism) i could read fine with...it seems that the astigmatisim adjustment that he made made my
I asked the optical tech, well, if the original glasses and the new glasses both still cause me to see trapezoids and that i just need to get use to them, then i'd like to go back to the original prescription, because with those i had no problem withreading (or seeing long distance). The dr though refused and said that he would not change the prescription back to the original.
so now i got a new charge for progressives, which i'm now nervous could make my eyes worse and the trapezoid affect is still there...not to mention, with the frames, all the testing and the lenses, i paid about $800 for these glasses.
Hi all, I thought I'd update this post. (I know, it's been a year!) - so the trapezoid issue was the lens manufacturer. I spent 4 months going back and forth to the place I purchased them from, they told me it was the shape, size, bend - and that Ishould give up on progressives, so bought separate readers and driving glasses - still saw trapezoids. I gave them a month to get used to and although it got better, it wasn't great. Editing was still very difficult.
Long story short - I went to another manufacturer and had no problems! I even bought some cheap back ups online - no problems and using progressives. Don't let anyone tell you trapezoids are normal! Good luck, cheers.
On Sunday, August 6, 2017 at 9:55:26 PM UTC-5, lesam...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi all, I thought I'd update this post. (I know, it's been a year!)
- so the trapezoid issue was the lens manufacturer. I spent 4
months going back and forth to the place I purchased them from,
they told me it was the shape, size, bend - and that I should give
up on progressives, so bought separate readers and driving glasses
- still saw trapezoids. I gave them a month to get used to and
although it got better, it wasn't great. Editing was still very
difficult.
Long story short - I went to another manufacturer and had no
problems! I even bought some cheap back ups online - no problems
and using progressives. Don't let anyone tell you trapezoids are
normal! Good luck, cheers.
Hello, What was the manufacturer. I'm not fooled by this problem,
I've had it with regular glasses as well. the one lens was off by
around 60% off horizontal. so if you tip the glasses and look through
them you can see when they focus correctly. What burns me up is that
the store tries to tell you that you need to get use to them! yea
Right! The left side of my car steering wheel looks around 8" closer
then the right side like someone pushed it in on the right.
On Sunday, August 3, 2008 at 11:18:33 AM UTC-5, Spintronicus wrote:. But then when I went home, I was trying to cut a rectangular piece of wood and the funny thing was that no matter how carefully I cut the sides, the sides wouldn't look square. I put the piece of wood on a right angle ruler and it showed the sides were
This is the first time I am using prescription eyeglasses. My RX is:
right: -.75 sph,
left -.25 -1.25X180.
When I look at my computer screen with the glasses on, the screen
looks like a trapezoid on its side. The right side is narrower than
the left. The effect is not as noticable when I look at distant
objects, like TV from a distance. What can be a cause of this? Is it
just an adjustment period, since I haven't used Rx glasses before?
Thanks,
Mike
I just got a new pair of (expensive) glasses and as soon as I put them on in the ophthalmologist office everything looked disorientating, but I figured that I would get used to them (although I never had this experience with other glasses that I bought)
I found this site and others saying that in 2-3 weeks you should get used to it. But others comments said this could harm your eyes and that there should never be this kind of distortion.optical tech took my glasses in the back room and then came out and went to another room, then after about 20 min came out and said that she first used some manual machine to see if there were any distortions in the lens, but found none. Then she used a
I went back to the ophthalmologist and they thought that they might be able to adjust the nose piece to get rid of this distortion (although I didn't think this was possible, because the distortion existed no matter how I looked thru the lenses). The
This is the first time I am using prescription eyeglasses. My RX is:
right: -.75 sph,
left -.25 -1.25X180.
When I look at my computer screen with the glasses on, the screen
looks like a trapezoid on its side. The right side is narrower than
the left. The effect is not as noticable when I look at distant
objects, like TV from a distance. What can be a cause of this? Is it
just an adjustment period, since I haven't used Rx glasses before?
Thanks,
Mike
On Sunday, August 3, 2008 at 12:18:33 PM UTC-4, Spintronicus wrote:the company to try and figure this thing out. I will try and keep you posted on the outcome. I don't think anyone should try and get used to seeing things distorted. Glasses should make things clearer, not goofy as in a funny mirror! I think it is in the
This is the first time I am using prescription eyeglasses. My RX is:
right: -.75 sph,
left -.25 -1.25X180.
When I look at my computer screen with the glasses on, the screen
looks like a trapezoid on its side. The right side is narrower than
the left. The effect is not as noticable when I look at distant
objects, like TV from a distance. What can be a cause of this? Is it
just an adjustment period, since I haven't used Rx glasses before?
Thanks,
Mike
I got new glasses in July 2019; having the same problem with trapezoid vision. I am trying to work with where I purchased them, and have had them redone 4 times. I've never had this problem and I've worn glasses for around 50 years. I am working with
On 08/24/2016 11:02 AM, steve.r.bb@gmail.com wrote:
On Sunday, August 3, 2008 at 12:18:33 PM UTC-4, Spintronicus wrote:Right: -0.75 122
This is the first time I am using prescription eyeglasses. My RX
is: right: -.75 sph, left -.25 -1.25X180.
When I look at my computer screen with the glasses on, the screen
looks like a trapezoid on its side. The right side is narrower
than the left. The effect is not as noticable when I look at
distant objects, like TV from a distance. What can be a cause of
this? Is it just an adjustment period, since I haven't used Rx
glasses before?
I just got glasses (astigmatism) for the first time and am seeing the
same thing! Text is super clear but when looking at the monitor on my
right, it looks like |/ and when looking at the monitor to my left it
looks like \|. My optician says to give it a couple days to see if it
goes away, but it's hard to imagine that it will.
I noticed that the shape of the lens matches the distortion. If I
look at the lenses while they are laying flat, the right/bottom
corner of the right lens curves in more than the left/bottom corner
of the right lens (same vice-a-versa).
Is this just a side-effect of wearing glasses or is there a fix for
this?
My Rx:
Cyl Axis
Left: -0.25 058
Before my cataract surgery I had between 2 and 3D of astigmatism in each
eye and glasses (over a period of 40 years) were always an improvement
-- with exceptions of two pair that were just made wrong. The sudden clarity could have masked any geometric oddity -- I just can't remember
that being a problem.
Give your brain a few days to sort it out. That's what I'm doing with
my monovision contacts (just got 2 days ago), which I thought I wouldn't
be able to tolerate but which seems to be becoming more acceptable.
Hi All,
I had the same issue and after few consultation, doctor said that I have keratoconus. It is a case where eye cornea shape changes regularly. In other words we can say, progressive astigmatism.
Hence, I would suggest you to consult doctor to check on this case.
Finally I got glasses without shape distortion but compromising on clearness in reading text at long distances
Thanks & Regards,
Suresh Kumar
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