Unity Progressives

[Boldt]

Morning!
I'm doing a bit of the PLxpression and good results so far, and I'm thinking of doing a majority Unity on VSP. I was wondering how many of you have used the lower tier progressives from the Unity line from VSP. Thoughts?

[Jubilee]

Its.. ok. Nothing to write home about in regards to the design.

We were using them for a while, til we got ticked off at VSPone, and quit sending them the VSP lab work.

My husband wore the design for a couple of years because it was "covered" under the FEP plan, and wanted to give the guys he works with some honest feedback. Last year, I didn't give him a choice. I knew he was struggling with reading all their lab tickets a day, and with all the digital devices he is using, switched him to the InTouch. He was instantly impressed. Even though his add went up, he feels like he had a wider field of view, and way less swim. He recently bent the heck out of his frame, and had to wear his old ones for a day so I could fix the others. He told me that he couldn't go back to the Unity lenses now, because he knows what he was missing.. and it sucked!

[Boldt]

That's the feed back I've been getting to, I was kinda wishing it was a few anomalies, oh well. Thank you for the info!

[iD]

I've recently started putting people in Unity PLx to see if it's any good. So far I've had only two returns out of a handful of patients.

[merrymaker]

Plxtra is probably my preferred lens out of the three unique categories.