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• Book print looks blurry (you are farsighted or presbyopic) • You cannot recognize a person standing a block away (you are myopic) • Things look a bit blurry at all distances (you are astigmatic)— Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
Everyone starts to become presbyopic after the age of about 40 or 50.— Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
You may have 20 / 20 eyes and still be presbyopic, which means that book print is blurry while intermediate and distant objects are clear.— Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
Because the human lens continues to change as it grows older, the presbyopic prescription will increase over time as well.— PRWeb
He was still unhappy with bot hte quality of his vision and had been told at the time of his cataract surgery in 2006 that presbyopic correction did not exist.— xml's Blinklist.com
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