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I have a hard time getting used to new glasses, what to do?
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Should not be hard: If the glasses are the proper fit and the proper power, then you should quickly get used to wearing them - especially if you are an experienced wearer. If you are struggling, then check with the doctor who prescribed them to recheck the power and fit.
Answered 11/27/2017
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