There are some cost you cannot avoid, going to optometrist is one of those.\u00a0 I wanted to get a pair of new glasses.\u00a0 Not because I can’t see clearly with my old glasses, but rather want to get a new look.\u00a0 I thought my original sight prescription is still OK, so I didn’t bother to visit an optometrist before buying glasses.\u00a0 When I pick my glasses, I let the shop did sight test for my new glasses. When I pick up the new glasses, I find my vision of my left eye is kinda funny, like looking through magnify glasses.\u00a0 I have the shop change the lens but the sight is equally bad.\u00a0 The sales said I have a lazy eye, but that doesn’t sound right to me, I am fine with my old glasses.\u00a0 So I figure it is time to seek professional help from an optometrist and do a full eye exam.\u00a0 It turn out the result of the sight test is away off.\u00a0 My eyes are quite health, but the left lens is +1.0 more than it should be.\u00a0 That’s why I am seeing funny vision and thought something is wrong with my left eye.\u00a0 The moral of this story: 1. Never trust any sales person. 2.\u00a0 You can’t cheap out all the time.\u00a0 If the money is ought to spend, then you have to spend the money.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"