Any OT’ers have multifocal contact lenses?

i do
they are OK...i still have to use readers though. not much you can do past a certain point

I've got one. It's an experiment. I am not sure I dig it.
Astigmatism in one eye prevents me from having it in both.

I've wore multifocal lens for about 10 years without any issues. As I've aged I've had to get my prescription changed such that I have multifocal lens that are weighted so that one eye is for distance and the other near. This last adjustment has taken some time to adjust.

I put a multifocal in my dominant eye and my regular prescription strength (-)3.75 in the other. Don't need cheaters for the most part anymore.

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Or is multifocal a bs gimmick?

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they work but were hard on the inside of my eyelid

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FWIW I tried progressive lenses and couldn’t see shite near or far.

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Currently use and can see close and far away with no issue.

I have them...one stronger than the other for dominant eye. They've worked well for me.

I can see distance well enough. The closeup stuff is blurry af and need cheaters.

I don’t think LASIK helps with blurriness does it? I wouldn’t have the surgery anyway. I only have a me good eye, the other has been f’ed up since birth.

Got 'em. Like 'em. It's g-damn voodoo if you ask me but they work. Give em a week to let your brain adjust.

I have them as well.. they do take some getting used to to, brain has to work a little more to sort out conflicting images images or whatever you want to call it but a couple days and it becomes automatic.

Only issue is I cannot wear them at night for driving.... every light gets flared/starred and screws up my depth perception.

I hate mine