I was going to blame George Bush. But then it turned out it was probably a good thing, so…

I am thoroughly sick of this “eye appointment every two weeks” thing. I wanted this to essentially be the last one: They declare me cured, hand me a prescription for new glasses, and it’s over except for managing the glaucoma. Instead it was “not sure the eye is stable yet, come back in two weeks.”

I was moderately to quite pissed off. But then I had to go into Walmart afterward and it occurred to me that from the entrance I could read the big Toshiba sign on the back wall fairly clearly until I put on the drugstore reading glasses I’ve been using for distance and medium vision – and then the sign got a bit fuzzier. The glasses no longer help with long distance, and they used to. So maybe eye doctor guy was right after all, and I should wait before dropping $150 or more on glasses that won’t be right.

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5 Responses to I was going to blame George Bush. But then it turned out it was probably a good thing, so…

  1. Joel says:

    I did the Zenni Optical thing a year ago. It still cost big bux (of course this time the lenses won’t be as extreme) and the frames were trash. I considered it a failed experiment.

  2. Joe in Reno says:

    I had a similar stabilization problem w/ my cataract. I discovered Sams Club would replace the lens for free for the 1st year if my vision changed. They did so 3-4 times. Might pay to see what the Wallyworld policy is, since they are essentially the same company.

  3. Matt says:

    Maybe being able to,see the,other Walmart customers is not the best idea.

  4. Robert says:

    Coming up on 4 months now waiting for my eye to stabilize so’s I can get glasses from my retinal specialist. I coughed up darn near $300 on my own for Lenscrafters specs 3 months ago so I could go back to work sooner. A 2 week wait? Ha! Nuthin’ to it.

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