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I heard about a trick that some people use to avoid bifocals. The wear regular contact lenses to see in the distance, but when they need to read something they just use a magnifying glass. Has anyone relied on this gimmick to get by with out bifocals?
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Not only that, but when I searched Google and put in the search term "magnifying glass" one of the options that popped up was "magnifying glass for reading," so it's not unusual. |
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Yes, it's a good idea to keep your hands free, and you can just go down to the nearest drug store like Walgreen's and pick up the proverbial "cheap readers."
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