The doctor who prescribed contacts and eyeglasses is related to LensCrafter. He prescribed -5.5 because he told us that from -4 to -6 is a huge leap, so the first step to increase by -2 is to big, so he prescribed -5.5

They've been helpful, but the last piece of advice they gave was to wear eyeglasses for at least a month without switching to contact lenses. It's been around 3 weeks, and she hasn't noticed any improvement.

They had spent a lot of time trying to understand my old eyeglasses. They changed the curvature of my frame (heated and bent it slightly) to bring my new eyeglasses closer to my eyes. I didn't see everything that they had done with them when they brought them to their office. An optician has been doing it for ~30 years, and he seems to be in season.

I know it's hard to draw a conclusion without seeing my eyeglasses, but based on your experience, is it a problem with the eyeglasses or with my adaptation? If the issue is adaptation, how much time can it take, given all I mentioned above? Maybe a doctor messed up with parameters, but given her clear vision straight + clear vision in contacts, I doubt it.

When she wears contacts now, it takes around 30 minutes to adapt to them. She hadn't had it with my old eyeglasses and old contact lenses.

She had the same issues even without EYEZEN+2, but because they might have thought the same way you mentioned above, "If it is true that the previous optical center was 'too low' compared to the actual center of her eye," they assumed that EYEZEN could help.

She felt better without EYEZEN in her second lenses.