My OD is (sph -3.25/cyl -1.0 )and OS(sph -3.25/ cyl -0.75). How should I choose the googles?
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Remember these are basically keeping water out of your eyes and not for reading. I chose the prescription that was closest to my actual prescripton and they work very well. I have no issues with fogging if I put a little surface tension reducer (spit) inside then rinse them out.
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-3 ought to work. They are not going to be perfect- they are not custom googles but are just going to be better than non-prescription!
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Click SELECT in the ad and you'll see options available. Choose the one that is closest to your degree. In your case, -3 or -3.5.
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The lenses in these are not as sophisticated as the ones you would get from an optometrist. Consider the price! As a rule, I normally go down rather than up, so in your case I would get -3 (rather than -3.5)
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I'd recommend adding KH and GH, otherwise you should be fine. Also, give had great luck fishless cycling with Dr Tims ammonia (really cheap on Amazon).
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horseface said on November 24, 2014 | Edit Sorry, I hit the wrong button. The rubber ring I have has an IO of 2.25, OD is 2-13/16 and the distance between IO and OD is .25". The rubber ring does stretch around the circumference of the jar (OD of 2-13/16") the part that is about 1/4 high from the horizontal lip of the jar. So it should fit on the lid lip that fits inside the jar. Send me your address and I will send you one.
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I would definitely start with .5 because after almost a year I still peel with it. I couldn't imagine using the 1.
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Update... I checked the website (SF Planet) as they have the listed there. In the discription it does say its 1.3
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Yes, these are the googles I have. Might need to bend/adjust face mask a bit.
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I have no idea. It seems to me that lancets are typically pretty generic but I can't say that they are unuiversally interchangeable. You might want to check with the manufacturer or vendor.
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Same company makes reading glasses as well. Just pick the 1.50 or 2.00 or whatever prescription is closest to what you currently use.
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The O.D. is 32 mm. The I.D. is 28 mm. On my Canon SX260 HS, I get a bit of shadow in the corners, which I have on some occasions Photoshopped out. Generally the product works pretty good.
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Consider this- u should be inserting only 2oz of liquid at a time into ur colon. I bought the 1.8 and that's fine for me!
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I am not familiar with Macuhealth; therefore, really can't compare. I research a great deal about AMD because I have wet Macular Degeneration.I took Ocuvite (AREDS) for many years; however, a few months ago while researching: I found where several research programs in Ireland and England had slightly different formula and decided to try theirs. I am very satisfied with the change. Sorry can't be more helpful. Good Luck
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These googles work great for nearsightedness! Just choose the correction is that is closest to your regular glasses prescription.
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Depending on your nose size, I would measure at an angle where your nostril starts to the widest part of the bottom. I tried these and there is a little, hard plastic pin that allows the dilators to swivel. I found this very uncomfortable. I would suggest the Nasal cones in the real, soft polyomor plastic and would get a large. You can trim them to fit more comfortably. I compared the too products, had my home health nurse get my oxygen level with them and it increased from 92 to 98%. I don't snooze as loud, my sinuses are better, but use your Neti-Pot every other day. It will help. To clean the dilators daily use 91% alchol. Hope this helps, but to each their own. Depending on your nose size, I would measure at an angle where your nostril starts to the widest part of the bottom. I tried these and there is a little, hard plastic pin that allows the dilators to swivel. I found this very uncomfortable. I would suggest the Nasal cones in the real, soft polyomor plastic and would get a large. You can trim them to fit more comfortably. I compared the too products, had my home health nurse get my oxygen level with them and it increased from 92 to 98%. I don't snooze as loud, my sinuses are better, but use your Neti-Pot every other day. It will help. To... » Read More Depending on your nose size, I would measure at an angle where your nostril starts to the widest part of the bottom. I tried these and there is a little, hard plastic pin that allows the dilators to swivel. I found this very uncomfortable. I would suggest the Nasal cones in the real, soft polyomor plastic and would get a large. You can trim them to fit more comfortably. I compared the too products, had my home health nurse get my oxygen level with them and it increased from 92 to 98%. I don't snooze as loud, my sinuses are better, but use your Neti-Pot every other day. It will help. To clean the dilators daily use 91% alchol. Hope this helps, but to each their own. « Show Less
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Get the 8500!!! You wont regret it! The 20o10 line-up pales in comparison..
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I have no idea of comparisons. Would suggest contacting a medical technician.
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My knee is 17.5 I am using (L) T10 or TS1. Personally I like T10 better for better protections.
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I was lucky, because the loupes that I had prior to had the 2.5x written on them. It all depends on what you need for your working distance. I am five six and I work in a dental office. The 3.5 work great for me and so did the 2.5. If you are taller I would get a rep to visit you, and then order them through amazon. Through the reps their pricing is outrageously high.