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My daughter (6) just got glasses for the first time. sph +2.50. supposed to wear them full time but says everything is blurry. wrong prescription?
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Needs a recheck: At age six, your daughter will know whether the glasses are helping her. Hopefully you went to see a pediatric ophthalmologist rather than an optometrist. Go to whoeever prescribed them for a recheck or see a pediatric ophthalmologist for a definitive answer.
Answered 8/8/2018
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