Does Walmart sell no prescrition glasses for seeing far away

You need to go to an optometrist and get your eyes checked.

You shouldn't be driving a 2 ton weapon if you can't see well. You or others could end up hurt or dead.

Once you have a prescription, there are places where you can get discounted prescription eyeglasses.

Obviously you've never been seriously injured in an MVA or had a family member seriously injured.

I hope next time you go for a DL you flunked the eye test.

Stay off the road if you can't see 20/20.

Unless it has changed recently, it’s 20/60 or better to drive in the daytime, 20/40 at night.

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You would be amazed at how many people are legally driving (non-commercial) in the US without near 20/20 vision in even one eye. In fact I don't think any state requires anything better than 20/40 and some are out in the 20/100 range.

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Are they all confessing on TD?

Your are so forkiing stupid I said I would go to an optometrist, but you had to flex your overly hairy chest to stump for nothing. IDIOT~

Amazon has some. You pick your correction needs but you need to remember that you are negative in strength instead of positive.



Also, the glasses do not correct for astigmatism. For that you will need an optometrist. You can always try those two pair places with a free eye exam, but watch out for upselling and special coatings and bifocal add ons. Next thing you know you are paying double your anticipated cost for a single pair of glasses. Also, at some of those places the optometrist isn’t even on site, I went to a Stanton Optical and the doctor was remote. It should be easy to get scheduled in at one of those places,

Now trying to schedule a Walmart optometrist is a little more difficult, at the stores around me, the optometrists are there 2 days a week for a few hours. Walmart has really gone down hill on the optometry game, and the glasses are about as expensive as a regular glasses place, but they maybe your only option if your vision insurance is only taken by Walmart.

Amazon.

Like the other poster said. Negative strength for near sightedness. I bought some a couple years ago for $20 instead of going to an eye doctor for glasses.

It’s really important to check that with a doctor. As you get older it’s not just about seeing, it’s about catching stuff decades early. Mine caught an elevated risk for glaucoma and gave me drops that’ll hold it off for 20-30 years. Without it, it could have been 5.

Also I’m deaf in one ear but AirPods fixed it without a hearing aid. So maybe Apple could invent glasses that adapt to whatever you’re trying to see. But go to a doctor.

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I am old and have my close up readers, but driving I want something to see far.

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Can you read exit signs, see vehicles colliding and stop signs?

Just get a + set of "readers" from Amazon. They're the same as the readers, but the Rx is in the other direction (those are +3). I use a +1.5 to "erase" my prescription (-1.5) when I have my contacts in to be able to see up close again. If I didn't have contacts in, I could see receipts, etc., fine, but then I couldn't drive to wherever I was going.