Best optic money spent in quite some time.

[Skgreen]

RK was 'the thing' back then. Nobody does it today I'm told,,,

Fortunately (?) there are many others like me and the demand has helped build interest in correcting it.

On a side note, Wife had Lasik a few years after I had RK, She's a bit better off, but still needs glasses both near and far,,,

(My Doc is not a fan of 'lasik/lazer' either,,,)

The 'blind spot' your buddy has sounds pretty freaky,,,,; Has anybody given your buddy an answer on how that came to be???

 

[Nature Boy]

I had lasik done about 20 years ago. I learned a few years ago that it doesn't last forever

 

[chicharrones]

RK was 'the thing' back then. Nobody does it today I'm told,,,

Fortunately (?) there are many others like me and the demand has helped build interest in correcting it.

On a side note, Wife had Lasik a few years after I had RK, She's a bit better off, but still needs glasses both near and far,,,

(My Doc is not a fan of 'lasik/lazer' either,,,)

The 'blind spot' your buddy has sounds pretty freaky,,,,; Has anybody given your buddy an answer on how that came to be???

Yes, he told me about something in his eye that may or may not be related to his original eye surgery. An attempt was made to correct it, but it is still there.

I really don't know or remember the medical explanation of what is going on with his eye.