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10/20/2019 2:49:26 PM
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In all my 17 years of having glasses I’ve never heard of that happening. Have you told your eye doctor about it?
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Huh, well I guess it’s possible that either 1. A screw is loose on one side of the frame 2. A nosepiece isn’t in the same position as the other 3. Since you said you need a different kind of lense for one of your eyes, it may be thicker than the other. In that case, there’s literally nothing you can do about it. [spoiler]-blam!-ing pretzels![/spoiler]
