Thread: Reading on your computer......
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Old 01-26-2012, 07:42 PM   #26
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Originally Posted by wodin View Post
The biggest problem I have with reading on my PC is since I got my new glasses, the progressive part of the lens is positioned too low causing me to have to tilt my head back in order for the screen to be in focus. Since my job requires me to use a computer extensively this is also a problem at work. With my tablet or a laptop, that's not a problem as I can just hold it lower in my field of vision, but with a desktop monitor; not so easy!


I should really take my glasses back to COSTCO and have new lenses ground but those round tuits are always hard to come by.
Welcome to the reality of progressive lenses. That's why I have a pair of reading glasses at my pc, a pair at work, and a pair in my bedroom. The only time I use my progressives for reading is when I'm out of the house. But if I'm in a place for several hours, I have a pair of reading glasses there.
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