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lasik.
I looked into it. Coming from a science background and having thoroughly analyzed quite a few case studies...I'm not convinced yet. Basically, if something should go wrong in a decade or two, I'm screwed.
Afternoon pick ups: APCs and eye stuff. I wish I still had 20/20 vision so I don't have to blow money on stuff like this.
I normally wear contacts, but I've been shopping for new glasses. You could do better than Burberry though (no hate, just saying)
It's all good, man. I don't take the forums to the heart anyway. I'm not that picky with eye stuff. I just go to a couple of local Lenscrafters to see frame selections and pick the one that I like the best. Surprisingly, they cost less than the 2 optometrists I used to visit. Plus their 30 days risk free promise is unbeatable. They just take it back, refund you, no questions asked at all. I get a new pair every year and for the last 3 years they have been plastic frames in black, brown, turtoise in typical brands such as Prada, Gucci, Burberry, etc. Just wanted to try something new. I know I should have gone after brands like Oliver Peoples since this is Styleforum, lol.
There are many great options to be had on Ebay >$100, just so you know (my new vintage Cartier frames ran me a grand total of $30 shipped lol God bless mislabeling sellers)
My friend had Lasik surgery and he admits it is the best decision he had ever made in his life. The only drawback is it isn't permanent so he is back to wearing glasses at the moment but he is planning on getting it again when he can.
the tech is advancing at a steady rate but afaik those of us with astigmatism are still sol.