How do you find the Eyhance ? does it give you both good distance and intermediate vision

How’s it going with the Eyhance?

@@yesenia7950 Honestly, I don't know if I see the glass half full or half empty. Some pros, some negatives, some trade offs. Without glasses 4 feet and beyond is excellent. Up close even though objects look bright and contrast is fine I can tell by eye strain that I need to put on glasses to focus on lettering or fine print even though I can see most print without glasses. I am 70 and even though I wish I was still 20 it is what it is. Body parts wear out and artificial parts are replaced. At times I can tell when shifting sight quickly at different distances I can tell my eyes are having a harder time focusing on up close objects for a second especially without glasses. Again not like a 20 year old. Biggest pros it beats having cataracts and colors and contrast are excellent. Nighttime driving is excellent because it is so bright and contrast of objects is sharp. However oncoming headlights can be a bit bright. The biggest negative comes with the tradeoffs. The lens is not tinted so everything is brighter. I can see every speck of dust, every wrinkle. shaving in the mirror is brighter, and even cloudy rainy days are brighter. I use less lighting in my house now than I did before. With this non tint comes a negative. At times it seems too bright. On rainy cloudy days my eyes feel relaxed but on sunny days my eyes go into a hard squint to cut out some of the brightness. I need to put on sunglasses to make my eyes relaxed. Again tradeoffs. What is most important to you? I live in western Pa. so the brightness in winter is nice but maybe too bright in summer. For now if I am outside I don't wear glasses but I carry glasses with me if I need to do something up close. If I am at the computer sometime I wear glasses sometime I don't. If you want to just wear glasses all the time you can do that too. I don't know if there is a perfect lens. Had I gone with a multi focal lens I didn't want to chance nighttime halo's and lack of contrast with nighttime driving. I never see anyone ever discussing tint or no tint lens. That is probably the biggest issue about this lens for me. Good luck.

@@Fanofli thank you for bringing that to my attention, I haven’t read about tinted vs clear iol lenses.

Nope, no answer ?

they talk specifically about successful monovision pairings in the range of -0.50 to -1.50 diopter offsets. more specific than that should be discussed with your surgeon :)

I think you lost them at if not why not lol.

based on everything, Eyhance is the one from you

I see this is 10 months ago. Which one did you go with and pros and cons. I have to have my cataracts done soon.

@@rcsatary1751 l went with vivity and very happy with it. l went mini monovision where one eye distance and other eye slightly near which means l have both good distance and reading except for tiny print l need glasses. It did take a couple of months for the brain to adjust to the minimonivision but glad l did go that way, the only negative is sometimes when l walk underneath a light globe l get a light flicking for a second, it was a bit annoying at first but now used to it

@@johnschannel449 Hi John. Did you experience doubling with letters? I see everything with a shadow behind, but especially bad are digital screens. Do you see your fingernails sharp at all? I can not see sharp at all , no matter how far away I move my hands. Can not see my face good enough to apply makeup. Not happy at all.

@@nataliyagrant671 l dont have doubling of letters, but sometimes l need reading glasses for close up things like digital screens and small print, vivity is not designed to give good near vision , only intermediate and distance vision