The Spectacles Thread. - Part 2

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Got my prescription from my doctor and ordered a pair of specs from warby parker online. When I look straight with my face up right I can see clearly. But I realize if my eyes were to look to the sides, it isn't that clear and a little blurry. Is this something that will change over time or?
 

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Got my prescription from my doctor and ordered a pair of specs from warby parker online. When I look straight with my face up right I can see clearly. But I realize if my eyes were to look to the sides, it isn't that clear and a little blurry. Is this something that will change over time or?

single v or prog? if prog lens meaning its the corridor and its normal for sides to be blur but if single v, could be cause of the optical center not align cause ur PD was not dotted since u order online.
correct me if i am wrong please! thanks.
 
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Puzzled.

I need to wear glasses since young, but i cant wear them for long hours bcos my both side of my ears hurts...

Any bros here have any cure to tis ? Is it bcos i got the wrong type of glasses?

TIA :)
 

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I need to wear glasses since young, but i cant wear them for long hours bcos my both side of my ears hurts...

Any bros here have any cure to tis ? Is it bcos i got the wrong type of glasses?

TIA :)

it could be due to wrong frame selection and/or fitting.
 

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I need to wear glasses since young, but i cant wear them for long hours bcos my both side of my ears hurts...

Any bros here have any cure to tis ? Is it bcos i got the wrong type of glasses?

TIA :)

if that's the case like what the previous user posted, yes it might be your frame selection problem OR it could be you(get your optician/optom) have to adjust the temple bend of your frame such that it does not keep rubbing against your ear to cause the ache.
 

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it could be due to wrong frame selection and/or fitting.


I tried quite a few.. brandless thou .. any good ones to recommend ? Or shld i look for a good optical shop?

Any good advices?

I have Tried those plastic kind but they still hurts badly, and the pain lasts for quite awhile.. initally when i wear them , they r alright, but after a couple of hours, the pain will comes ...
 

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if that's the case like what the previous user posted, yes it might be your frame selection problem OR it could be you(get your optician/optom) have to adjust the temple bend of your frame such that it does not keep rubbing against your ear to cause the ache.

Actually i did went back to get them to adjust, but the pain will just come ..
Wondering what went wrong
 

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I tried quite a few.. brandless thou .. any good ones to recommend ? Or shld i look for a good optical shop?

Any good advices?

I have Tried those plastic kind but they still hurts badly, and the pain lasts for quite awhile.. initally when i wear them , they r alright, but after a couple of hours, the pain will comes ...

you can try cheaper brand frames. These brand are really soft and flexible e.g. ultem, abba, swissflex and if you dont have a budget maybe silhouette.

sometimes even thought your frame is plastic, it might be those hard plastic whereby it isnt as flexible. An example would be like those black army specs style.
 

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Actually i did went back to get them to adjust, but the pain will just come ..
Wondering what went wrong

by the way, may i ask what kind of frame are u wearing? is it those kind of hard plastic like army style? those classic black designs?
because if you are then, i recommend changing to those softer materials like what i mentioned in the previous post. Because some frame types like these army style/classic black materials are usually rigid so even if adjustment is made, it can be very minimal thus you will still feel the ache
 

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I tried quite a few.. brandless thou .. any good ones to recommend ? Or shld i look for a good optical shop?

Any good advices?

I have Tried those plastic kind but they still hurts badly, and the pain lasts for quite awhile.. initally when i wear them , they r alright, but after a couple of hours, the pain will comes ...

its nothing to do with the brand or price. You need a good optician to suggest suitable frames for you.
 

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single v or prog? if prog lens meaning its the corridor and its normal for sides to be blur but if single v, could be cause of the optical center not align cause ur PD was not dotted since u order online.
correct me if i am wrong please! thanks.

Few cause of it actually. Even single vision, there will still be distortion on the sides. Just that it's not as bad as progressive. That's the limitation of stock single vision lenses. Unless u go for RX lenses like atorics lenses or double aspherical lenses.
What u say is also possible. Pd might be just one of the cause. If it's high degree,it's more apprent. Segment height plays a part also.
Btw it's literally not possible to order progressive online due to fitting height of the lenses, And the complex measurement to ensure proper fit for progressive
 
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by the way, may i ask what kind of frame are u wearing? is it those kind of hard plastic like army style? those classic black designs?
because if you are then, i recommend changing to those softer materials like what i mentioned in the previous post. Because some frame types like these army style/classic black materials are usually rigid so even if adjustment is made, it can be very minimal thus you will still feel the ache

Yes, one of the new one i gt is kinda of rigid.. very hard plastic kind..
I also hav an old pair , but tat is not that rigid, hmm like that have straight arms, but cant adjust much..
Both wear for long is painful...

Just to add my power is low.. so i guess it is not bcos my glasses are too heavy..

Frm your above replies, which shop has most the brands that u mention ?
I read thru the previous replies and seng li and kwong ahin at bs has a variety of selections?

Thanks so much for all the replies .. :)) really much appreciated
 

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Does anybody know of a spectacles shops that charges reasonable prices for Carl Zeiss lens? How much will those cost? About 200 degrees, mild astig.
 

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Yes, one of the new one i gt is kinda of rigid.. very hard plastic kind..
I also hav an old pair , but tat is not that rigid, hmm like that have straight arms, but cant adjust much..
Both wear for long is painful...

U said both wear long is painful. Which specific part is painful? Which part of the frame that is pressing against your head?
 

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U said both wear long is painful. Which specific part is painful? Which part of the frame that is pressing against your head?

Not the part where the arms bend, is just right on top of my ears .. hmm dunno did i confuse u anot .. or i shld say where ur specs touches the ear.. that is the part where it is painful when i wear specs for long ..
 
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