anyone here weare glasses? 2 weeks of torture!
Originally Posted by Scot,Dec 14 2006, 03:19 PM
my vision is horrible, so mine is more expensive. I would rather spend the extra $ and get tests done first, measuring, etc.... than to take the risk of going somewhere cheaper...... I could probably find somewhere for $1500, but I will piss away $2k on tires / wheels so why not spend it on my eyeballs....
although....I wouldn't mind seeing C_units ass by braile.......

(wonder if she knows we have made some many compliments of her ass yet).
Regarding C_Unit's ass, unless you have a better pic showing her ass, I don't see much ass in the other picture.
Now, if you do, it is a societal law that you have to post it.
Originally Posted by Daniel L,Dec 15 2006, 01:33 AM
Scot, you better let us know how it turns out. I'm really considering the custom wavefront lasik as well.
i had it done about 7 years ago. in australia, it isnt covered under health care, but it is tax deductible.
cost was about aud$3500, no problems at all. the reason u have to wear the glasses and not contacts is so ur eyes can return to a normal shape without the pressure of the lenses on the eyes.
i had contacts, used them for sport only, but hated them, and i wore glasses all the time.
my younger brother also had lasik, but he wore contacts all teh time and developed a few infections as he wore disposables whcih didnt need to be taken out, but over time, they do get dirty.
get it done, those that have problems or have had less than perfect results r minimal compared to the people that have had positive experiences imo
cost was about aud$3500, no problems at all. the reason u have to wear the glasses and not contacts is so ur eyes can return to a normal shape without the pressure of the lenses on the eyes.
i had contacts, used them for sport only, but hated them, and i wore glasses all the time.
my younger brother also had lasik, but he wore contacts all teh time and developed a few infections as he wore disposables whcih didnt need to be taken out, but over time, they do get dirty.
get it done, those that have problems or have had less than perfect results r minimal compared to the people that have had positive experiences imo
Originally Posted by PLYRS 3,Dec 14 2006, 05:14 PM
what the??????????
i got my eyes done for $1K!!!!!!!!!
in canada, laser eye surgery is considered cosmetic, and therefore not covered by the health system nor by employer health plans.....
PS. i got it done and i need to see more of c_unit's ass....
i got my eyes done for $1K!!!!!!!!!
in canada, laser eye surgery is considered cosmetic, and therefore not covered by the health system nor by employer health plans.....
PS. i got it done and i need to see more of c_unit's ass....
I went to Colombia to do it! And before you say "I woudn't go to a third world country..." It's NOT a third world country!
Originally Posted by Spa02S2K,Dec 15 2006, 08:11 AM
I got my eyes done (Both) for $705!
I went to Colombia to do it! And before you say "I woudn't go to a third world country..." It's NOT a third world country!
I went to Colombia to do it! And before you say "I woudn't go to a third world country..." It's NOT a third world country!
Originally Posted by JonBoy,Dec 15 2006, 09:45 AM
Yeah, but your meals, plane ticket, and hotel stay all probably cost you another $500-$1000, so you didn't really save anything over going to Canada (where you don't have to worry about Montezuma's revenge).


Plus my family's from there so with plane ticket it came out to $1045.00 Still not bad. Didn't have to pay for Food.. or "hotel" and only bought souveniers or whatever extra i wanted to do.
Originally Posted by JonBoy,Dec 15 2006, 10:07 AM
For some reason, I'll bet you still only drink from bottled water in Columbia... 

and NO actually.. i don't drink bottled water here.. why would i drink bottled water there.






