Any brand recommendations?
How important is it to find a brand that offers separate diopters for each eye if your prescription is about -1 difference from right to left?
It seems like even the brands that offer separate diopters for each eye only have 0.5 steps up in diopter, if my diopter works out to be x.25 or x.75, do I round it up or down?
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I have a small face and haven't had very good luck finding comfortable and good fitting optical goggles. My friends with larger faces haven't had the fit issue. The best so far have been the Sporti's and Speedo Vanquisher. Optically though, I have found that the prescription doesn't have to be that close to read the whiteboard and clock. I have severe astigmatism as well as nearsightedness and am also using old goggles that are a 0.5 too weak for my good eye and 1.0 too weak for the bad eye, but I can still see well enough.
I have a small face and haven't had very good luck finding comfortable and good fitting optical goggles. My friends with larger faces haven't had the fit issue. The best so far have been the Sporti's and Speedo Vanquisher. Optically though, I have found that the prescription doesn't have to be that close to read the whiteboard and clock. I have severe astigmatism as well as nearsightedness and am also using old goggles that are a 0.5 too weak for my good eye and 1.0 too weak for the bad eye, but I can still see well enough.
