I had the same thing! Everytime I get new glasses! I end up getting them adjusted so that they match up according to my sight rather than how they sit away from my face. I'm due to get new ones though and I have to wonder - maybe I have wonky ears!
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Touch wood this is problem solved and my vision seemed much improved as I drove home last night. Phew what a relief!!!!
I am glad this worked out well for you.
I went back to the optician and brought both my new and my old glasses. She was able to "reverse engineer" the old glasses and figure out the old prescription. She marked up a copy of my prescription (see attached file). She thinks the problem is in the astigmatism correction (the Cyl column). The old glasses had no astigmatism correction whatsoever.
I guess the next step is to make an appointment with the optometrist and see whether he can adjust the prescription.View attachment 5103
I never dreamed that it would be this complicated getting new glasses.
I went back to the optician yet again today, because one of my lenses had popped out yet again. Second time this month.
This time the screws were intact. Optician put some sort of liner in the frame to help prevent future popping.
She did say that because my frames and lenses are larger than what is now average, it is easier for lenses to pop out. She also said that taking my glasses off and putting them on frequently increases the strain on the frames and promotes "popping."
I agree. You have had too much trouble with those glasses!I say that is nonsense. It seems that the quality of the frames aren't up to standard.