Glasses does not fit correctly to my eyesight ?
957443
That's totally normal for a new prescription. It seems like every time they change my prescription for my glasses and contacts my perspective just seems weird for about the first two weeks, but then it goes away. Of course I still get that sensation when I switch between my contacts and glasses, but just for few minutes. \n\nAll I can say is, keep wearing your glasses consistently, and give it about two weeks - everything should seem normal by then. \n\ngood luck :)
702293
I would contact the eyeglass corporations in the US.\nMaybe the association for the blind.
79117
Okie... here's something that might help! U have unexplained headaches, you cant read those advert banners from far/ the blackboard in class from the last bench, your eyes get runny and itchy when youre trying to focus on a distant object, far away lights at night seem blurry and not pin points. If the answer to ANY of the above is YES.... its time to visit your friendly neighborhood Optometrist/ Ophthalmologist :) and btw... spectacles can make you look CUTE!
715832
Sometimes insurances are crappy like that.  you should make sure that its for the entire pair of glasses.  some ins. cover a portion of the frame and something for the Lenses.  wal-mart or america's best... or a private optometrist may have some cheap glasses too.  just look around.
155520
um not all people with glasses are perverts. I wear glasses for my whole life, and i am not a pervert.
419313
Talk to an optometrist or ophthalmologist.
966545
could be a slight lazy eye, talk to your eye doctor and he will prescribe some glasses to fix that up
237607
Your astigmatism is pretty high.  I don't know your specific situation, but there are contacts available (both soft and rigid RGPs).  The problem with soft toric contacts and your high astigmatism is that they have to be oriented on your eye very precisely - if they rotate at all, you'll get blurry vision.  (And most soft torics rotate.)  RGPs may be a better option for you because they don't rotate as much.  If you are really interested in contacts, pursue it more aggressively with your eye doctor.  He/she may not fit a lot of RGPs, but may be able to refer you to someone who does.
941839
Make sure you don't have a lens cap blocking the other end.  Try aiming at distant objects, not close ones.  It may be that it is focussed for eyes that have a different tolerance than yours, so trying working the focus knob.  Failing to accomplish anything, I suggest you contact the nearest planetarium or science center and ask for help.  If they can't help, they should know members of a local astronomy club who can.
856830
I'm not sure about correcting entirely, but this site says it helps those who have color blindness distinguish colors...\n\nhttp://www.colorblind.to/glasses.html
29327
When you can't see clearly anymore even with glasses.
119381
Store-bought reading glasses (also called "readers" or "half glasses") can provide an immediate and inexpensive solution, but eye care specialists may not recommend them for several reasons: \n\nBlurred vision cannot always be traced to presbyopia and could signal a more serious eye-health problem, so it's best to get a thorough examination from an eye care professional to rule out other causes. \n\nMost people need a different prescription for each eye, but both lenses are the same in store-bought reading glasses.\n\nThe optical center of off-the-rack reading glasses may not correspond to the distance between your eyes.\n\nStore-bought reading glasses do not correct for astigmatism, a common vision problem.
829599
Try changing the solution you use.  Try changing your contacts if you have the disposable ones.  If nothing else then go to your optomologist and see if your eyes have changed.
868718
Go to the Eye doctor!
488914
Wear magnifying lenses.
683801
reduce your light on the screen if no change see an optician they will advise you
15242
The reason is directly due to the "slant" of your glasses. When they are made, the specialist slightly slants the lens downward, in order to help magnify objects' clearness by the way you see it. That produces the "trapezoid" look on the computer screen. Your best bet is to slightly bend the lens upward. Don't break it. If you do this, however, you will notice that things will not look as clear as normal (slight to moderate difference)