What type of glasses do I need?!
Question: For the past year I have been having problems with glare from lights and windows of cars. My vision is ok, just a small bit blurry in the distance(20/25). The problem is the eye doctor can't find anything wrong with my eyes, and I have been to 5 different ones. How do you fix glare problems, as I know I am not the only person on earth with this problem. My insurance coveres 90% of the cost, so cost is not a problem, just no one knows what is causing it, but half the customers I talk to in the vision place have this problem.
Answers: For the past year I have been having problems with glare from lights and windows of cars. My vision is ok, just a small bit blurry in the distance(20/25). The problem is the eye doctor can't find anything wrong with my eyes, and I have been to 5 different ones. How do you fix glare problems, as I know I am not the only person on earth with this problem. My insurance coveres 90% of the cost, so cost is not a problem, just no one knows what is causing it, but half the customers I talk to in the vision place have this problem.
If the problem occurs during the day, I suggest trying polarized sunglasses. If the problem is at night get a pair of glasses with a good quality anti-glare. whether or not you need a prescription, anti-glare glasses would definately help.
sunglasses is my suggestion
If you are Talking about sun and relfected glare, I highly recommend Polarized sunglasses. Go to your local Optician and ask them to demonstrate the for you.
It could be a slight astigmatism that they're not picking up. Many optometrists are too hurried to figure out low levels of astigmatism, and have to be nagged to test it properly, as they have some weird idea that small amounts don't bother you.