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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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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Go to the following website & you'll find a complete Oregon Scientific base & sensor compatibility chart, hope this helps. http://www.weathershack.com/static/osi-sensor-compatibility-chart.html
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Using a cheap ruler it looks like the OD is 50mm and the ID is 48mm. However, the threads to make the ID somewhat variable. My best guess if you got a water bottleneck that is close to 48mm this is the cap for it -- I would suspect that other bottlenecks would be very different in size.
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Od would be 26.67mm, according to engineering toolbox that would be a 20mm sch 40 if such a thing exists, the threads would have to be imperial threads tho.
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That is a very broad question. Everyone has different sensitivity. I can personally say I bought the .5 instead of 1.0 because I read it is best to work up to 1.0 because it is powerful. If you don't have sensitive skin then try 1.0. I did what was best for me when I purchased it. When I run out of .5 May up it to 1.0.
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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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Na is not available OS is one size and One size is one size fits most. They are all basically the same it is just the saying used by different vendors.
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I purchased the 1.4X, after doing research on the results of both products. From what I read, the images stay "sharper" at the edges, with the 1.4x. I have used the 1.4X, and have been very pleased with the results. I do intend to purchase the 2x, understanding that the clarity may not be as good.
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I use the Accu-Check Multiclix, Fast easy to use adjustable to skin depth, and doesn't seem to hurt as much a s a few others. Also each lancet can be used several times, though not recommended.
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I use Orthomolecular levels. Read up at orthomolecular.org Amazing eye opening info from, real, doctors
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I would contact Oregon and ask them. They were helpful when I asked a compatibility question. In fact, unless it is obvious I would ask them about any pairing because their answer was different that a chart I had.
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Me too! Just been a few days. Researched lots. Bought the True2Go kit at Walgreens for about $15. Comes with just 10 strips <buy these for extra!>, and has a bag of lancets but you'll need more after a few days.Go with 33gauge for comfort.Works on tough skin, too by adjusting the depth setting on the lancer from 1-5. I began with 1 and went up until it pricked my finger with the 3. Highly suggest the True2Go. Takes the littlest dtop of blood, very gentle on the skin once you find the depth dial you need. I use 3, my bf needed a 5 <he tested the unit for me>, holds many readings in memory, too! Me too! Just been a few days. Researched lots. Bought the True2Go kit at Walgreens for about $15. Comes with just 10 strips <buy these for extra!>, and has a bag of lancets but you'll need more after a few days.Go with 33gauge for comfort.Works on tough skin, too by adjusting the depth setting on the lancer from 1-5. I began with 1 and went up until it pricked my finger with the 3. Highly suggest the True2Go. Takes the littlest dtop of blood, very gentle on the skin once you find the depth dial you need. I use 3, my bf needed a 5 <he tested the unit for me>, holds many readings... » Read More Me too! Just been a few days. Researched lots. Bought the True2Go kit at Walgreens for about $15. Comes with just 10 strips <buy these for extra!>, and has a bag of lancets but you'll need more after a few days.Go with 33gauge for comfort.Works on tough skin, too by adjusting the depth setting on the lancer from 1-5. I began with 1 and went up until it pricked my finger with the 3. Highly suggest the True2Go. Takes the littlest dtop of blood, very gentle on the skin once you find the depth dial you need. I use 3, my bf needed a 5 <he tested the unit for me>, holds many readings in memory, too! « Show Less
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The first googles I had were a gray or blue color which I think would be good in sunlight. BUT I do all my swimming indoors so I can't really answer your question.
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I have different sizes for different areas. I have been using the 1.0 for my face, 0.5 for around the eyes and 2.0 for body areas. I hope this helps. I actually did my face last night.
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I went to the Google Earth site and the Chrome OS is not listed in the supported operating systems.
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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