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#15 by Baldstu on 23 Apr, 2012 14:57
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I think sly guys look really good with glasses , I wear bifocal contact lenses which sort me out for reading and driving but hav considered gold rimmed glasses as a backup, laser not an option
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#16 by Razor X on 23 Apr, 2012 20:30
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The claims on this website may or may not be exaggerations but they are certainly enough to make me think twice about this procedure. Take a look and decide for yourself:
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#17 by zeroallover on 11 May, 2012 00:17
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Just thought I'd give you all an update. Had the surgery on Wednesday afternoon. Was in and out in 2 hours and the procedure itself is Very quick. Had a check up yesterday morning and my vision is already 20/20!! I can see better than i could with my glasses on. My eyes are a little dry and irritated and apparently will be for a few weeks. So far I couldn't be happier with the results!!!
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#18 by baldjoeg on 11 May, 2012 05:34
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Awesome news. Congradulatioons and continued good luck with your vision.
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#19 by RoWilJr on 11 May, 2012 07:39
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Great news and Congrats Razor! Her's to 20/20 vision
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#20 by Sc00teR on 18 May, 2012 07:15
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I had lasik done many years ago, and I couldn't be more pleased.
I remember the night of the surgery, lying awake (because they make you take a nap right after the surgery so your eyes heal a bit). I was wearing these goggles (so you don't rub your eyes for the first day or so). I looked across the room and noticed the alarm clock read 3:00 AM. I put my head back on the pillow, stared at the ceiling, and felt frustrated that I couldn't sleep.
Then it hit me. I COULD READ THE ALARM CLOCK ACROSS THE ROOM! I woke up my wife and was bouncing off the walls. I ran to the window and started looking at the stars -- first time I'd seen them clearly in decades. Everything was so clear and crisp. It was absolutely AMAZING!
The next day, we discovered that I now have better than 20/20 vision. Whoohoooo! And things have remained crisp and sharp for many years.
True, when I hit about agd 45, I started needing reading glasses. But that's true of everyone whether or not they have lasik, because it's a different part of the eye involved. If I had remained near-sighted, my vision would have balanced out the need for reading glasses for another few years, but I'd need 'em eventually.
Would I do it all over again? YOU BET! In fact, I would have done it at an earlier age -- as soon as the doctors say my eyes had pretty much settled in their development. (Early 30s? I can't remember what they told me.)
I still get a kick out of buying regular old cheapie sunglasses off the rack.