I have reading glasses that I need to use infrequently. But it’s the transition from print to screen and taking on and off the glasses is the problem.
I have varifocals. They are great once you get used to them.
Fierce expensive though and a bit of a waste as I don’t need glasses to view the screen.
Ah yes,
I have a problem in that I need reading glasses, I’m often asked to do the scorecard at basketball games which basically means that I need to watch the game through my glasses which usually gives me a small headache
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No, I’d still have to take them on and off.
I think these are the answer.
Where would I get a pair of them in Limerick?
I’d need to try them out first.
Maybe you should get your eyes checked out properly?
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could you not have the screen view at 125/150+% on excel so not finding it so small?
I had them checked only a couple of months ago.
But like I said above it’s the transition from small print (with the reading glasses) to screen is the problem.
The problem is the printed page not the screen.
A second screen would sort the problem alright, but I’m not going down that road.
Good advice
I find virtually no difference in Penney’s cheapest to my reading glasses only the quality of the frames themselves
My go to is 1,5 or 2
Sounds like presbyopia. It’s a normal condition which pretty much everybody gets.
Any sudden changes in vision are what you need to look out for - any new floaters or flashes. That’s when you need to run to the hospital.
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