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AZ1182 said:I wear glasses, latest prescriptions, and still have a slight astigmatism. And the dots are not turned up too brightly.Flash said:The only reasons dots are blurry are if you have astigmatism or if you've got the dot intensity turned up too high for the ambient light.
I'm amazed at how many people have astigmatism and refuse to get glasses to correct it.
The cure I have found, is for the latest models of the Trijicon MRO.
My glasses are new, no change. What works for you doesn't mean it will or could work for me. I'm okay with that actually. I'm better with just irons on my EDC anyway.AZ1182 said:If you have glasses and still have astigmatism, you need new glasses that are ground correctly to correct your astigmatism. I have it too but my glasses fix it just fine and have for over 30 years.
lolAZ1182 said:Flash said:My glasses are new, no change. What works for you doesn't mean it will or could work for me. I'm okay with that actually. I'm better with just irons on my EDC anyway.AZ1182 said:If you have glasses and still have astigmatism, you need new glasses that are ground correctly to correct your astigmatism. I have it too but my glasses fix it just fine and have for over 30 years.
It doesn't matter what works for me or you.
What does matter is that if you have glasses to correct your astigmatism and they don't, you need new ones from a doctor who knows how to measure your astigmatism correctly.
Everyone's astigmatism is correctable, not just mine. You just have to get a doctor who knows what they're doing.
Flash said:The only reasons dots are blurry are if you have astigmatism or if you've got the dot intensity turned up too high for the ambient light.
I'm amazed at how many people have astigmatism and refuse to get glasses to correct it.
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