Several of the vendors can do prescriptions at that strength...it's
not a challenge.
The rule of thumb we use for prescriptions that high is to keep the
lenses as small as possible, and preferably as round as
possible...this minimizes the differences in edge thickness, and tends
to produce the thinnest lenses.
So let's start with this question. What do you consider stylish?
-- Chuck Knight
On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 12:14 PM, Julia <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Fingers crossed that other people w/ similar vision have successfully
> bought glasses online!
>
> My prescription:
> R: -10.50 +3.25 x103
> L: -11,00 +2.75 x65
> PD: 59.5
>
> Additionally...
> I have a narrow head (45-17 tends to be a decent measurement).
> My eyes are not deepset, so I need nosepads to keep my lashes from
> hitting the lenses.
> I'm a graphic designer and spend my workdays on the computer but have
> never had eye strain from the screen or reading on it (even during
> marathon 17 hours straight).
> Because of how much my prescription visually shrinks my eyes, I prefer
> a thicker/heavier frame (such as plastic) to balance out my face.
> Fashion is important to me.
>
> Which sites sell prescriptions this strong? Who's good at getting it
> right on the first try? Is there anything I need to consider or watch
> out for? Any recommendations in general?
>
> Thanks!
> Julia
>
>
> >
>
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