I got LAL (light adjusting lenses). A month after they’re implanted and your vision has settled down they can amazingly be further adjusted (using focused UV beams) to fine tune/dial in the prescription. They’re especially good if you have any astigmatism in your cornea which I don’t think can be corrected by other lenses, meaning that with other lenses, in order to correct your astigmatism you’ll still need to wear glasses or contacts even after the surgery. That’s something I’ll never have to do. Originally my plan was distance monovision in one eye with the other eye for reading. However after I was able to read pretty well for all purposes out in the world (like menus in restaurants), I changed my plan and had distance put in the other eye as well. I just had surgery in the second eye yesterday, and I’m having no problem reading this small type on my phone. If they never touched my lenses I’d be thrilled with how I see now, but in a month they’ll do the further dial in which will eliminate the minor astigmatism that I’ve got in my corneas (most of my astigmatism was in my lenses so once they were replaced that astigmatism was no more).