Wierd experience with eye doctor, perhaps I'm stupid?

[MikeCrowChip]

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[Chris Ryser]

Okay,
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

Very simple.......................

Miops are usually undercorrected, which means you might need - 11.00 D prescription but the refracting doctor usually will prescribe less. You have 2 prescriptions made out to the refracting doctors opinion to either fully correct or under correct. They could both be right.

This is a matter between you and the person who tested your eyes and you should go back and talk to them.

[Cindy Hamlin]

Mike,

I want to remind you of the OB posting guidelines for consumers. I suggest you visit your local eyecare professional or ask this of the MDs/ODs that provided you with the prescriptions.



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