Yeah, it's nothing new here. I've been getting it done for a little bit over 36 years now. My left retina was ready to detach from diabetic retinopathy in 199 before they did the laser surgery on the left eye. Then the following month they did it on my right eye. The right eye, I can't see straight ahead out of.
They did a eye exam with the eye machine before my 6 drops got put in each eye. The best I can see with the eye machines adjustments, replicating eyeglasses is 20/50.
Now, I have cataracts in both eyes, too. The right eye is bad, but no point for surgery, as I can't see out of it anyway, so no improvements would be made.
Left eye's isn't bad yet.
Atleast he gave me a prescription for new glasses and told me my diabetic retinopathy is ok and doesn't need additional laser surgery yey.Now I have the prescription, I can search online and a new eyeglass place that just opened last month in my area. Then see which price is best.
It started raining 5 minutes after I got home, so the bike ride to the pharmacy is probably waiting until tomorrow morning.
If it's still raining by the time my eyes focus normally, I'll be going to bed. I've been up since yesterday morning.
Right now, the white on the screen is really brifgt from the eyedrops..