DIY Optometrist — Choose Your New Eye Glasses by Yourself

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Do you know that you can determine the optical power (diopters) of your next pair of prescription bifocal or progressive eyeglasses by yourself? How? — By using inexpensive glasses from a drugstore and several trial lenses. Why do you want to do it yourself? Because an ophthalmologist to whom you pay your hard-earned $100 or £100 fo r a visit has only about 10 to 15 minutes to help you and that’s simply not enough time.

Author: Anatoly Zolotkov, TranslatorsCafe.com
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