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Feels like i have some loss of contrast: indoor artificial lights seem less bright during night.vitreous deg?wavefront error 0.66 causing bad glare.
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Visit your eye doc: We all experience some vision change with aging, often starting in late 30s to early 40s. For some, this starts very early and there are young children need to wear glasses. Not sure when you had your eyes checked or got new set of lenses, but it sounds like another visit to the eye doc is a good idea at this time. Vision is precious. Protect and preserve it well. Good luck.
Answered 1/5/2014
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