I'd try the Optivisor first Tom. Then if you feel you need the swing
arm magnifier, you haven't invested a whole lot and, you will still like
using the Optivisor. They really are pretty comfortable, at least for me.
Stan Rife
W5EWA
Houston, TX
K2 S/N 4216
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Hello Again, Group,
Wow, I didn't expect so many replies and so much wisdom of experience.
I've been using an optivisor knockoff for a couple of years, and while it
works, it is quite uncomfortable.
I think I'll go that route with a real one. I must admit the photos make
them look more comfortable.
I may wind up getting both.
Boy, I wish I knew then, what I know now about Lasik. When the doc said I
would need reading glasses I thought, "well, I need glasses to read anyway".
What he never said was that my closeup vision would go away completely. I
used to be able to take the glasses off for really close work, but not
anymore. Ahh the power of 20-20 hindsight.
Anyway, thanks a bunch for all the replies and advice.
73
Tom, W3QS
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