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Originally Posted by billethkid
I did the standard lens and had them set up "mono"....one lens far and the other near.
Going on 20 years at age 84 still no glasses needed for anything.
In my opinion, not as difficult to get used to, as many think....
however it is not for everybody.
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I had mono vision surgery done. One eye close and one eye far by St Luke and I'm completely satisfied. No extra cost and I don't have to wear close up glasses to read. Your eye sight might not be perfect for far or close but in my case its pretty good and a lot better than having to put on a pair of near glasses to read. I did wear mono vision contact lenses prior to my surgery so I was used to mono vision but St Luke still required trying on mono lenses prior to the surgery to determine if I was a good candidate for them. I would talk to your Dr about mono vision but they might push the way more expensive lenses since I would gather they make a few more $$ and mono vision isn't of everyone (but I'm not sure the more expensive lens are perfect either - I have no experience with them to really give an opinion)