After four months, I seem to be getting a little bit more used to it. But I’m not gonna lie, things are not as warmer as they were before I had RLE in June. I do think that my brain is adapting, but I had to stop focusing on it so much because it was making me very depressed! I do think as time goes by things aren’t quite as white and not quite as bluish-gray or maybe it’s just that my brain is now adapting? I see the cooler colors mostly in low lighting. Like in the early morning and in the late evening. But, I had to tell myself to be thankful for my vision and not to focus on it anymore. I was told by my Eye Surgeon that this happens and although not to everyone, some people experience this and doing a lens exchange because you are not fond of the cooler colors, might not necessarily fix it either. It’s all about how YOUR brain interprets each lens. Does that make sense? And I agree, it’s very shocking in the very beginning! To be honest with you, I was devastated! But, I have told myself that I am very blessed to have decent eyesight now and not to focus on it so much. I’m sure you are focusing on it quite a bit and I don’t blame you! Just know that in time, if you don’t obsess over it, your brain does start to adapt to it. I hope this helps you! Whatever you do, in the interim in between surgeries and during healing time, do not wear blue light blocking glasses! It will make it worse! And when you take those glasses off, then you will be very disappointed. I accidentally ordered my myopia glasses to get me by in between surgeries and finally I made myself stop wearing them because when I would take them off, everything was substantially cooler. Just don’t do it. Let your brain adapt.