Mann Eye Institute

[cantexduck]

What was the reason you can't get the surgery? if you don't mind me asking that is. I was told back about ten years ago I was probably not a candidate due to thin corneas.

Nailed it.
I have a cornea disease, which is a thinning of the cornea. I told them in advance but we were hopeful. I am -8 in one eye and -7 in the other. I was hoping I would be able to see when I open my eyes in the morning.

[wayne 20]

Nope- she can just email me directly, and I will help her get everything set up and make sure she gets the TBH discount. Have her email me at ahassen@manneye.com I look forward to meeting with her!

thank you

[justindfw]

Man if I had the money ide go check and see. Seven years ago they could only promise me 20/30 vision so I said no

[SCREAMINREELS]

Bumping this up. Guess I need to schedule consultation.

I lost my glasses this weekend after taking them off to drag a deer though thick brush and cleaning. Not sure where I lost them.

Went in today for eye exam since I hadn't done it this year anyway

My main issue is astigmatism

My prescription reads
OD -0.50, cylinder -2.00, axis 096
OS -0.50, cylinder -2.50, axis 084

Anyone give me a ballpark cost? Know it's different for everyone. Even with insurance I spend $150-200 on average for glasses and they seem to last a year to a year and a half. It would pay for itself eventually

[Cajun Blake]

Bumping this up. Guess I need to schedule consultation.

Anyone give me a ballpark cost? Know it's different for everyone. Even with insurance I spend $150-200 on average for glasses and they seem to last a year to a year and a half. It would pay for itself eventually

ballpark ....

[bloodstick]

I went to Mann Eye earlier this year.
My eyes were horrible and night vision sucked.
Was so near sighted, they told me i was 20-400. Now im 20-20 vision and can see much better at night. The starbursts at night finally went away after a couple months but its the best $$$$ i ever spent.

[keestan31]

I had mine done at Mann over 9 years ago and everything is still great. Best choice I ever made

[SCREAMINREELS]

ballpark ....

Tree fiddy.


Started looking around online Im seeing between 2500-5k. Do they guarantee a certain vision before they start? Like they tell you I can get you to 20/20 etc for sure.

[Stan R]

How does it work for older folks. Say in their mid 60's?

[lodgepole]

I had it done in 2000, cost me $4000 and only lasted 11 years.

Yep, they don’t tell you it’s not permanent. Oh and you can get it re-done but it costs another $4000 and the chance of getting 20/20 is about half of the first time so you may still require glasses.


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[Mary]

How does it work for older folks. Say in their mid 60's?

Go get evaluated. I had been told I was a no go for years because of astigmatism. With all the advances, that is not an issue now. With all the advances, a lot of the past issues are no longer issues.

It was well worth the money for me. I have 20/20 vision now ....something I haven't had in a long time!

[Junkers88]

Yeah I need to look into this. Just this side of 42 years old my vision started to slip. Now at 45 I'm tired of having to have a set of readers on so I can see the darn computer screen at work to do my job.


Richard.

[JES]

Yeah I need to look into this. Just this side of 42 years old my vision started to slip. Now at 45 I'm tired of having to have a set of readers on so I can see the darn computer screen at work to do my job.


Richard.

This is me, exact same thing. I'm tired of blurry vision, curious if they can help those of us with simple degrading vision.

[Mary]

This is me, exact same thing. I'm tired of blurry vision, curious if they can help those of us with simple degrading vision.

The answer is yes!

[Junkers88]

The answer is yes!

Not to argue but I talked to our Air Force optometrist a year or so back and was told that since I'd gone over the "40 line" with regards to age that it's just something I have to deal with. I've had better than 20/20 up until the last few years. Is the "40 line" thing just a crap excuse or do I have to worry about getting lasik done and then slowly going close-up-blurry again in a few years?

God bless and happy hunting.
Richard.