Back to the optometrist, part II -
First, I had a funeral to go to this morning for my Division Chief's Mom passing away, and I wasn't feeling all that well, but wanted to pay my respects. So I didn't stay too long, and was planning to leave work early anyway. So I had the wife call and got the good news my glasses were in! ... Well, wouldn't you know it, I get there and they too were wrong.
ARE YOU KIDDING ME!!! #&$%@... I could only see out of the top 1/4" or so, but most of the lenses were blurry, since they were set up mostly for reading. They are supposed to be 2/3's computer glasses, (center and top) with the bottom 1/3 portion or so for reading. For when I'm reading or drawing up plans.
So I'm trying to explain to the young lady who was helping me, that these won't work and that they're done wrong, again. And she's like '
well, it will take some time to get used to them, but this is how these lenses work.
(I wanted to pound my head on the desk, or better yet, hers!)
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She said well, if this is where they marked you at, it should be right. - Just then the guy who helped me originally walked passed and I said 'well, this is the gentlemen that marked up the lenses when he was helping me'. ... So when he inquired what was going on, I told him what the problem was. (in about 30 seconds) He held the glasses up and immediate said '
WHOA, these are set way too high. The reading prescription should only be near the bottom, not this high'. - I simply looked at the girl, who then said, '
Well that's just what he's been saying!'
... So the guy measured the prescription area, looked back at the paperwork and said they were indeed 4 or 6mm off the original measurement, and that they would have to send out for new ones to be made up once again. (I even had him knock the reading portion down a tad more just to be safe, since I mostly use them for computers) ... So with any luck, the third time might be the charm? But I'm not holding my breath.