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So my criticism of the rude and derogatory phrasing used by the so-called "TCC" on this thread towards another user was deleted as if nothing happened. What kind of cowardice is this really?
Shame on whoever is posting as "TCC".
By the way, I took a screenshot of this.
I struggled for a while with this (custom photochromic lenses for Ray Bans etc. etc.) and finally dropped the coin to get my eyes zapped. Best 80,000 yen I ever spent. Not everyone is a suitable candidate, but if you haven't already I'd say it's definitely worth finding out about LASIK.Does anyone know a good place (in Tokyo) to get cycling glasses with prescription lenses, where they do whole thing including the eye test?
There was a whole bunch of "introduce your friends" coupons both before and after, making my overall outlay very low. I haven't looked at prices since then (why would I?)80,000yen? That seems worryingly cheap...
I used to have around -11 eyesight (anyone who wears glasses, especially the short-sighted, will know just how bad that is).
Due to how bad my astigmatism was and how bad my eyesight was, laser surgery was impossible for me (they would've had to increase the power of the laser to an extent that would've thinned my cornea far too much to be considered safe - it is generally considered that Lazik-type surgery is safe to around -8.00).
I also had an accident involving being ****ted in the face by a football whilst playing 'not above head height' 5-a-side that meant my glasses almost sheered off into my eyeball (snapped and went upwards above my eyelid instead...); this event made me realise for the first time, I work a job I don't enjoy but that pays me well so, why not invest in my health.
With this in mind, I went ahead and had phakic intraocular lenses implanted with Optical Express (this, unfortunately, was much more expensive than Lazik, etc and is a lot more invasive as far as the surgery itself but, given how extreme my eye sight was, I thought it worth it).
In short, it was like a cataract operation but, as opposed to removing the old lenses, they place corrective lenses in there (they are 'anchored' into place ( INFORMATION )(kind of like internal contact lenses).
Anyway, it seemed relevant to the conversation and, as eluded to by others above, the surgery has totally changed my life for the better (was 100% worth it).
Forking hell. I didn't know such Minority Report-like surgery existed. Interesting stuff!
I have heard about this and for me, too, it is the only thing that would be of any kind of assistance. I will have to find out more. Thanks for that link @xDOMx
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Long sighted not short sighted so this isn't an option, bummer. Seems I am doomed forever.