Yes, I agree with you Shelly. I started with one pair of readers. When they didn't cut it any more I went to an ophthalmologist for a real prescription pair of glasses. I found out that my eyes are not identical and I have a different prescription for each eye. I'm on my third or fourth pair of prescription glasses and finally got prescription sunglasses too.

I encounter a lot of people who run their computer video at reduced resolution(to make things bigger) and also enlarge the text so they can read what's on the screen. This can often cause problems with information not being displayed correctly or just not visible on the monitor. In many cases I have to wonder if these people couldn't be helped with proper corrective lenses.

Prescription lenses can be expensive, but what is it worth to be able to see well?