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Does Anyone Have Prisms Ground In Their Glasses For Double Vision? Also, Have You Tried The 3M Fresnel Prisms That Stick On To Your Glasses?

A MGteam Member asked a question 💭
Gainesville, FL

I've been struggling with a lot of double vision and I'm an avid reader. I go to my ophthalmologist on February 6th, and I wanted to ask if anyone has tried the stick on prism prescription that 3M makes?

January 22
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A MGteam Member

I needed a tiny bit of prism. Unfortunately my eyes vary at any given time. They are impacted by seasonal allergies too. There is some acceptance now that I can’t have perfect vision or after many blinks/time I can get better focus.

Good luck finding out about the temporary prisms.

January 24
A MGteam Member

I currently have the stick on prism and as soon as the temperature rises a bit (it was -2° out and only went up to 5°
) I will get new glasses with the 10 prism ground in. I find my eyes are not getting as tired right now and drooping as much. Hopefully it lasts.
Good luck everyone else with the prisms.
Judi

January 22
A MGteam Member

I tried them but it was like I had tunnel vision I ended up going to my eye doctor and getting my glasses updated and he fitted me with prisoms that measure 8 the fensnel prisoms were a 20 way to stronger for me ❤

January 22
MGteam

Eyeglass prisms, including 3M Fresnel stick-on prisms, are commonly used to manage double vision caused by ocular myasthenia gravis. These prisms help align your vision by correcting the misalignment of your eyes. Stick-on prisms are a flexible, temporary option that can be adjusted as your symptoms change. It's great that Show Full Answer

Eyeglass prisms, including 3M Fresnel stick-on prisms, are commonly used to manage double vision caused by ocular myasthenia gravis. These prisms help align your vision by correcting the misalignment of your eyes. Stick-on prisms are a flexible, temporary option that can be adjusted as your symptoms change. It's great that you're seeing your ophthalmologist soon—be sure to discuss these options to find the best fit for your needs.

January 22
A MGteam Member

I did but they gave me tunnel vision , so I just got plain prisoms put in my glasses I needed a 8 prisom 4 in each eye, I can wear them all the time no double vision and I read all the time❤

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