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23. Probably not.

Tue Jul 28, 2020, 05:39 PM

Jul 2020

The surgery just makes things brighter.

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After cataract surgery do you go back to being able [View all] marybourg Jul 2020 OP

Yes, print not blurry, just looks too marybourg Jul 2020 #4

I've been reading with my progressives, but that's marybourg Jul 2020 #10

I had both of my eyes operated on about 6 years ago. overleft Jul 2020 #2

Yes, thank you. I have hundreds of paperback books I marybourg Jul 2020 #3

If you can't be corrected to 20/50. marybourg Jul 2021 #30

Yes, I think I'll try some drugstore readers. My progressives marybourg Jul 2020 #13

Thanx. That's valuable info. marybourg Jul 2020 #9

Info about the flex lense is a couple of years old. 3Hotdogs Jul 2020 #11

My opinion Ritabert Jul 2020 #6

Thanks. That's good to know. marybourg Jul 2020 #12

Same here. ShazzieB Jun 2021 #27

I got mine done a couple of years ago with Medicare Champion Jack Jul 2020 #8

I was near sighted before cataract surgery but KPN Jul 2020 #14

I have one eye for distance, one for close unc70 Jul 2020 #15

Yes and no. Jirel Jul 2020 #16

Oh, one more thing. Jirel Jul 2020 #17

Yes, I don't yet meet the medicare standard marybourg Jul 2020 #19

I'm 74 wore glasses since about 9 years old gibraltar72 Jul 2020 #18

Yes, IF you have good 'newly installed' lenses; elleng Jul 2020 #20

The reverse, in my case question everything Jul 2020 #22

Probably not. trof Jul 2020 #23

A late response to this, but here's my experience. PoindexterOglethorpe Aug 2020 #24