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r/lasik•

I opted for Monovision for a few reasons, mainly in the hope it delays the requirement for glasses when I’m older ( already in my 40s). I’m now 2 months post op. I have better than 20/20 in my dominant eye and my near vision eye is extremely good too. I was, like everyone nervous before and had read many of the sites (including the ones claiming vision express had ruined their lives - that’s where I got mine one ! )

However for the first 6 weeks following the operation working at a computer was very tiring on my non-dominant eye, I was far less productive and ended up taking the first week post op off. I do have a few tips though.

  1. Get some weak sunglasses or dull the screen a litt
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r/Scotland•

EU Leaflets

Shitpost

Anyone else noticed that the leaflets are broadly positive except the tories which is all doom, gloom and blame the SNP?

OK the SNPs avoids independence mostly but is at least positive on the whole as are most of the others but the tories leaflet might as well have had "Nicola did it" written in the blood of my first born.

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I'd have through by now politicians would have realised negative leaflets just turn people off. I don't want to support any party which thinks my country is shit, but then again I'm just a floating voter.

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Also bit ironic that they are all printing thousands of sheets of recycle bin fodder whilst prattling on about the environment.

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r/lasik•

I’m in my mid 40s so was probably borderline for having it done.

I opted for monovision and had a successful contact lens trial of just over a week. I hate contacts though which is why I was after laser treatment so there was a lot of discomfort from using contact lenses.

This morning I had LASIK, was not what I’d call bad or horrible, I’d just say it was a strange experience. I was expecting to feel tense when they were putting stuff on my eyes to hold my lids open or to do the cutting but in all honesty I felt no pain or discomfort at that point and was just focused on doing what I was told by the surgeon. Staff were very good, lots of double checking of measurements etc and lots of dis

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r/hotas•

Noob question folks but on mobile and just wondered if it was possible to get a Virpil or VKB and put the warthog stick on it to get twist axis?

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