Opticians question blurred vision

mattyprice4004

Yeah you’ve really done yourself over by going to 2 different places. Why not get Boots to take care of the whole thing?

Then there’s only one company to deal with.

hollydays

I believe opticians have a device they put your glasses in and can tell what the prescription is. Just get them to do that

Jry94

No it's not varifocal it's single vision , do I go back to Asda about it as obviously the glasses are not useable when blurred on sides , so maybe need a test done again but had it at boots like I said

Caz3121

Jry94 wrote: »

do I go back to Asda about it as obviously the glasses are not useable when blurred on sides , so maybe need a test done again but had it at boots like I said

If Asda have made the glasses as per the prescription you supplied then they have done what you asked them to do
as you have been asked already "Are the lenses wrong or is the prescription wrong?" that will determine where you do next

born_again

Jry94 wrote: »

Well the centre vision is fine but soon as look to sides of lenses things are blurry the Futher away they are on sides but close up little better

Not aspheric eyeglass lenses are they?

If single vision lenses are blurred around the edge, then it is maybe a eye condition that needs further investigation. Were any photo's of the eye taken during the test?

Jry94

Yes they took eye photo they are fine and centre of lens is clear but not sides

Jry94

And previous glasses are still fine no blurring around edges that had for years

Jry94

If previous glasses aren't blurred around edge not even when got them what would problem be with new ones?

KeithP

If it is the rimless frames bolted through the lenses that's causing the blurring, then I'm not sure the prescription is relevant.

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6060956/asda-refund-policies-on-glasses

Jry94

Not sure if it's because of rimless yet