Reading glasses, bifocals, progressive lenses? What’s the difference?

Hi all. Just a video with me doing some rambling on reading glasses and their varieties. As stated, I am not a medical professional and am not giving advice, these are just my thoughts as a layman.

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[HamiltonOutdoors]

Awesome information. I have since childhood had lack of prism in my eyes. And when I was younger my glasses were prisms only. And over the years I have went down hill. From bifocals to trifocals. My checkup Last month. The eye Dr told me my old glasses had to much prism. So he adjusted it back. The transition to trifocals has been the hardest adaptation I have had to make. Plus I am pre diabetic so that's working against me also. Great video

[paulwalther]

Thank you for this video. I saw the other videos by doctors/companies and spoke briefly with my doctor but really wanted someone who didn't just give the textbook definition but added some personal experience to it.

[charliedragonlord]

Thanks for the video! My oldest has had to start wearing bifocals. He hates them usually but now he knows how to point his nose! Thanks for the tips!

[rayvortines]

In your opinion, would you rather use progressive glasses or use one glasses for distance and one for reading?

[dougsmith]

Very helpful information, I had a lot of issues with my progressives when I first got them, wish I had watched this then.

[jonathanshepherd]

I have worn glasses for like 6 years now
And I’m getting progressivel bifocals in my new glasses. I’m sorta of worried about them. They are airdrops by Oakley, I hope the lens has enough room for the bifocals,

[jackntheboxkids]

This video gets 10 thumbs up one is not justice... Thanks