It definitely sucks! I noticed a couple of years ago that I had to hold boxes further away from myself to read the MAC address or serial number on the label. Then my phone started to get pretty blurry at night when I was looking at it. I got a pair of reading glasses and that worked well. Now I have prescription progressive glasses for working on the computer in my office and for driving when it is dark out. It sucks! I used to have perfect eyes for decades. I was actually the only one in my family who didn't need glasses, so that was always something special to me. It's sad what age does to you.
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Guess we should be happy to find out what age does to us :) We had a debate at work yesterday, to get them via a prescription or not. In the second case I could recoupe some money from the insurance, but not worth the hassle for a $40 glasses.
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