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Old 02-23-2013, 01:12 PM #1
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Default Dealing with double vision

How do you deal with your double vision. I've spent a small fortune on prisms (in fact have a new pair to pick up this week), but the best solution I've found is covering one lens completely with scotch tape (I can't tolerate a patch).

Unfortunately my parent think this looks too unprofessional for work and people at work feel it necessary to point out there's tape on my eyeglasses (yeah, I don't think I noticed the three perfectly measured pieces of tape.)

I was just wondering if it really looks that bad or should I just be using the tape?
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