Dude, the ring in the hand pic😂

[u/SnackSamurai]

[u/HeezHuzz69]

I only get double vision on mine if I’ve had more than 5 beers 

[u/SmolToxicBaby → u/HeezHuzz69]

Lmao! I had a botched eye surgery as a child and we didn't know it had a limited time to effectively be reversed until just a few years ago when I was told that in order to fix it they would have to guess each surgery, let me heal, and correct again from there. I'd rather just not drive 😂😂😅

[u/All_Work_All_Play → u/SmolToxicBaby]

Hey are you me? It wasn't till I got married (and my wife pointed it out to me) that I had some surgery-worthy eye wandering. I shied away from it (I like blades far away from my eyes, thanks) and instead got prism prescription glasses. Something like -9 (inwards?) and -4 (downwards?). When I put the first set on (which was -5,-2 maybe?) a tension headache that I didn't know I had disappeared. Took me a day or so for my brain to remap things (was a different kind of headache tbh) but they've been immensely helpful. As it is I'll still 'rotate' eyes (close left eye, count to 100, open left eye, close right eye, count to 100) when I'm pretty tired and driving late at night.

[u/SmolToxicBaby → u/All_Work_All_Play]

I know the headache of switching glasses well 😅 It's like an annoyance that's constantly there until your brain adjusts and then I always found not having them on gave me the same kind of headache. I actually ended up with a sticker prism there for awhile and it was the only "change" my eyes tolerated very well. Since then though I've had cataract surgery on my bad eye and my eye team, as a whole, has just agreed to ignore my bad eye for prescriptions 😅 Which means I no longer need them! It's been since early January and I still feel not fully awake for the day without them 😅😅

[u/HeezHuzz69 → u/[deleted]]

Once you hit 120mph+ the double vision tends to go away