anyone here weare glasses? 2 weeks of torture!
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Originally Posted by THES2KWAY,Dec 15 2006, 01:50 PM
*This is not intended as medical or optometric advice. Under NO circumstances should you act on any advice or opinion posted in this forum. ALWAYS check with your personal eye care provider before taking any action regarding your eyes!
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Originally Posted by Daniel L,Dec 15 2006, 06:22 PM
Haha, he IS a personal eye care provider.
I didn't say he wasn't. In fact, he is probably a great guy and a great doctor. What your quoting is from a straight-forward, standard medical disclaimer.
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+1 for Right. But I'd rather not choose between the flavors. 
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+1 for Lasik. the going rate in Socal is $399 per eye, more for astigmatism. I paid about $700 per eye 3-4 years ago, and I have astigmatism.
I highly recommend it also, there's definitely side affects. Dry eyes, starburts and halos around lights at night. They go down over time, but you can definitely live with it. Way better than wearing glasses/contacts. You can see time in the alarm clock, see a shark approaching when you're boadyboarding...
good luck!
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+1 for Lasik. the going rate in Socal is $399 per eye, more for astigmatism. I paid about $700 per eye 3-4 years ago, and I have astigmatism.
I highly recommend it also, there's definitely side affects. Dry eyes, starburts and halos around lights at night. They go down over time, but you can definitely live with it. Way better than wearing glasses/contacts. You can see time in the alarm clock, see a shark approaching when you're boadyboarding...
good luck!
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Scott LASIK rocks, have them undercorrect one eye to use that as your reading eye when you geezer up. No reading glasses later. Take eye vitamins before they cut you up to improve corneal health as well as flax seed oil capsules helps lube your eyes .
If you had dry eyes before getting zapped your sure as shlt going to have it after. They could have cut the flap horizontal to try and minimize the dryness. Or not zap you in the first place other ways to fix your eyes.
Since I live on the sand at the beach I told the doc if he fvcked up my bikini watching tools I would kick his a$$(kinda joking).
Good idea on you get what you pay for regarding price.
If you had dry eyes before getting zapped your sure as shlt going to have it after. They could have cut the flap horizontal to try and minimize the dryness. Or not zap you in the first place other ways to fix your eyes.
Since I live on the sand at the beach I told the doc if he fvcked up my bikini watching tools I would kick his a$$(kinda joking).
Good idea on you get what you pay for regarding price.
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Originally Posted by WFO Racer,Dec 17 2006, 03:44 PM
Take eye vitamins before they cut you up to improve corneal health as well as flax seed oil capsules helps lube your eyes .
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Originally Posted by rustywave,Dec 19 2006, 02:54 PM
is this true? can any of the eye doctors in the house confirm? i'm scheduled for thursday...if those two items are a good idea i'll go pick some up after work today...
I got instructions from the eye doctor on what to do and not to do but nothing like that was included.??
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Originally Posted by PLYRS 3,Dec 19 2006, 12:59 PM
and you gotta admit, she does have an AWESOME ass....
C_Unit FTW
What a strange group of people we have here - and I have a fairly easy job with nothing better to do, but cut and paste people's asses out of pictures.....
