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Daughter complaining about her new eye glasses, what could be wrong?
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Time v. re-check: It may take some time (a day or so) to adjust to new glasses, but if it's been longer than this and she's still complaining, it may be worth going back to make sure she received the correct Rx and lenses.
Answered 5/30/2016
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