I am an eye doc first and home cook second. Couple of questions for you. How far away are the tickets you are looking at? Arm's length? More like normal reading distance of 18 or so inches? How high or low are the tickets you are reading? Right at eye level or just above or below. How much distance vision do you use when working? Do you need to see things across the room clearly a fair amount of the time of it most of what you do more within arm's length? Do you normally wear glasses for distance? If you don't mind me asking, roughly how old are you?
There are limits as to what glasses can do. If you wore something that gives you good near and intermediate vision you should be able to see the tickets and the work in front of you but if you look across the room it would be blurry. If the tickets you are looking at are a little above eye level they do make glasses with bifocals on the top. They are called occupational segments. A lot of mechanics and HVAC peeps wear them because they have to look up to see what they are working on and they can't tilt their head back far enough to see thru regular bifocals. I'll wait to see some of the answers and I'll keep an eye on this thread to see if I can come up with some ideas for you.
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There are limits as to what glasses can do. If you wore something that gives you good near and intermediate vision you should be able to see the tickets and the work in front of you but if you look across the room it would be blurry. If the tickets you are looking at are a little above eye level they do make glasses with bifocals on the top. They are called occupational segments. A lot of mechanics and HVAC peeps wear them because they have to look up to see what they are working on and they can't tilt their head back far enough to see thru regular bifocals. I'll wait to see some of the answers and I'll keep an eye on this thread to see if I can come up with some ideas for you.
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