Oculus Quest 2 And Glasses Explained! - Wearing Your Prescription In VR
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- Опубліковано 22 кві 2022
- Should you wear glasses or contact lenses with the Oculus Quest 2 or other VR? Should you wear your distance or near prescription? Dr. Guymon explains why you might need your distance correction with the Oculus Quest 2.
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Dr. Guymon explains the optics of VR and the Oculus Quest 2. The focal point is set for 1.3 meters or 4 feet out. If you wear glasses to see that far out, then you may need to wear glasses in VR. You won't need to wear reading glasses or your bifocals in VR because the focal point is fixed no matter what you are looking at in VR.
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I can't tell you how useful this video was! You answered all my questions, and touched on a couple items I hadn't thought of - thanks
I just recently found your stream via a look up concerning the Quest 2. I am burning through all of your videos; they are extremely informative and a joy to watch, thank you !
Awesome! Thank you so much for watching them!
SUPER appreciative of these videos! Just got a Meta Quest 2 in December and have been struggling wearing my progressives in the headset. This will help me talk with my optometrist for the right script for lens inserts.
THANK YOU for making this video! Love it! Exactly what I needed!
You're very welcome! Glad it could help.
Thank you!! Your video was great and a invaluable resource for me to prepare my VR lense insert order. I am 66 years old (yes, I love VR😊) and have prescription progressive lense and was not sure which prescription to use.
Excellent coverage on this. Answered a few questions in the detail I had been looking for.
Glad to hear! This was my first live video. I was nervous I wasn't going to be able to explain everything clearly in one shot.
@@DrEyeGuy It came off great. Hope to catch the next one live. Missed it today.
Thanks so much for this video and the very comprehensive explanation of what the heck is happening with VR inserts and prescriptions. Very interesting, and not what I expected.
Keep up the great work Dr. eye guy! And thanks again.
Thank you! I actually want to do another one of these videos here soon.
Thanks for this, its been really helpful and somewhat easy to understand, :-), just ordered reloptix with your code, thanks again.
Awesome! So good to hear! Let me know how you end up liking them.
Oh no, I'm sorry I missed it! This was really informative and it's definitely going to answer a lot of questions about who needs to wear their glasses in VR.
Thanks! I was nervous to do a live video. In the end I had a lot of fun, so I'll probably do more live videos in the future.
@@DrEyeGuy You did great!
Great content. So helpful! I’m wondering if there are exercises that older adults can do to keep the focus muscles in shape?
Great video, very informative. I've come back to it a few times before and after getting into VR.
Thank you for saying this!
thank you very much for explaining this so clearly!
You're welcome! Thank you for watching.
Thank you so much for the advice! I've now tried wearing my glasses under my Oculus Quest 2 and it definitely helps with the blur. I will try contact lenses as soon as possible!
Let me know how it goes with the contacts!
@@DrEyeGuy I just got my contacts. Using the headset is definitely more comfortable and the image in games is quite clear. This is also my first time using contacts so walking around without glasses and seeing clearly is quite a strange experience. The downside is the difficulty of putting them in and the fact that I feel like they aren't properly centered on my pupil and reading text for example feels a bit blurry on one eye. As soon as I can find a company that ships prescription Quest 2 lenses to Romania, that's what I'll be buying.
I would love it if you would do a video about VR and cataracts/cataract surgery/IOLs. I've been into VR for years and years, and had to give it up two years ago due to cataracts. I just had my first eye done (cataract removed from my worst eye and Vivity lens installed) three days ago. I was able to enjoy VR today for the first time in two years by using just my right Reloptix lens and nothing for my left eye.
It's AMAZING!!!
very informative thank you
Thank you so much; that was amazingly helpful. I have the beginnings of a cataract and 2 focal points. My distance prescription sunglasses, which are not bulky or too dark, work really well. I didn't think to try them until I saw your video, because my indoor glasses are bifocal or specifically for PC. Cheers.
Dude! That was so clear. I've been trying to figure out what to do with my VR headset. I'm older and Presbyopic.
Awesome! Glad it could help!
This video is a godsent, especially that 'who should wear glasses in vr' panel was really helpful because I have -4.00 myopia and 0.25 astigmatism and I wanted to see if I had to get prescription vr lenses for my astigmatism as well, great job!
Thanks! You might still be able to put the -0.25 of Astigmatism in your prescription and have it still be the same price.
@@DrEyeGuy I ordered them without astigmatism a few days ago, I just hope I don't notice a big difference because of it that's all ^^
@@kostatinos19 I doubt you will... should be just fine. That's exciting. I hope you like them.
Hi Dr. Neal, Thank you very much!
You're very welcome. Thanks again for watching my videos.
Great stuff!
Hi Dr. Guymon, Great video - I had to watch 3 times. I have a quick question - I had LASIK years back and my distance vision is still pretty good, but I do wear glasses for computer work (+1.0R/+1.25L) and close up reading (+2.25) (books/iphone). I have astigmatism (-0.75/90) in my left eye, so should I be getting VR Lens inserts the mirror my computer work/astigmatism prescription, or lenses that just account for the astigmatism? Keep up the fantastic work and thanks.
Perfect! I have someone who is going to 3D print inserts for me after my eye exam tomorrow and I was worried about my bifocals, but now I can make an informed decision!
Quick question: Are the blue lens filters you link in your description compatible with prescription inserts? And do they have to be a certain brand to be compatible?
The blue light inserts are just clear lenses with the blue light protection lenses. If you use those, you won't be able to use prescription lens inserts.
I’m gonna have to get my prescription info the next time I go to my eye doctor’s office
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Great explanation getting my lenses from Vr optician in 2 days.
Awesome! Let me know how you like them.
I have tri-focal glasses. I work in in IT so I use a single vision lens that is my middle distance prescription as "computer glasses". Should I use my computer glasses instead of my distance prescription when using my Oculus Quest 2? I want to get prescription lenses for my OQ2, should them be my middle distance prescription?
How did you measure the focal length of Quest 2? Is it given on their website or any document?
Maybe somewhat of an edge case, but I wear mono-vision contacts. Meaning my right eye is corrected for seeing distance but my left eye is corrected for reading. This means I can read up close and use my phone without reading glasses and I can also see distance.
When I look at something at 1.3 meters / 4 feet, I see the object in perfect focus and sharp with my right eye and a bit blurry with my left.
What are your thoughts on this contact lens setup and VR?
Beautiful video. I've never had any problems with my eyes since 4 days ago when I tried my first headset (PSVR2) for 40 minutes. Now I can't see well. The ophthalmologist told me that I'm starting to be farsighted and that the VR pointed it out to me ... could you clarify the concept for me?
(I only have problems with artificial light sources such as the PC, I see the letters with difficulty if they are at 60 cm, if I get close to 40 cm instead I see them well)
A thousand thanks. Matteo ( Milano, ITA )
Just bought the Meta quest 2 and plan to do a lot of fitness videos . I read it can be uncomfortable wearing glasses even when using the provided glass spacer. I will likely get VR lenses. I wear progressives. From what I understand, I just need my distance (-.300 and -2.75) correct? My script also shows numbers for CYLINDER of -.025 and -.50. These numbers don’t matter when using the meta quest? I just need to order my distance VR lenses? Thanks
Thank you, you answered most of my questions I was thinking about, I'm 58y my vision is 6/6 but I use reading glasses, and I just got Quest 2 and I'm anxious to use it, I can't read from a close distance, so I use 1.75 reading glasses when using a computer or any device when reading, So is it ok to use the VR with my reading glasses??? .....
Thank you in advance for all your advice.
I have a very mild prescription for seeing far and I also have to have reading glasses I struggled with progressive lenses very much, so I got my far vision glasses and I'm going to get a separate pair of reading glasses at my eye doctor as well, I sure do hate the fact that I'm going to have to carry two possibly three glasses with me including my sunglasses but I just cannot wear progressives or bifocals, unfortunately I have arthritis in my neck I just can't turn my head or get used to the progressives
Love your video
Thank you! First time going live! It was fun.
If I have for the distance glasses +1,75 for the left eye and +2 for the right eye, it means that for VR Oculus Quest 2 I need +1 for the left eye and +1.25 for the right eye ???? Please an answer! Thanks
@Dr. EyeGuy Do you know the lens specifications like magnification, focal distance of the Fresnel lens of the Quest 2?
A few years ago we had a Hollo Lens come into the office, being in the IT department I went to set it up. Being cross-eyed I couldn't use it, couldn't see the image clearly and couldn't see the three dimension depth 🙂. It was kind of disorienting. Had to hand it over to one of my coworkers with binocular vision.
I am wearing progressive lens. There are three regions top, midle and bottom, through which region I should see in the VR.
I have a Question - My SPH is R-eye +0.25 and L-eye -0.25 every where I go to get insert for Pico 4 it say to make sure as these numbers make my eye condition quiet rare. So what do I do? Silly question really but it is making me think twice..
Hi, i have a question
I ordered Vroptician lenses 2 years ago with a old prescription and haven't use the headset for a while and i want to play it again.
But I just got my new prescription and the value from my last one jumped from
R : -2.50 (+2.25) 90°
L : -4.25 (+3.50) 85°
(2019)
to
R : -0.50 (-2.50) 180°
L : -0.25 (-3.50) 180°
(2023)
Is that a massive jump ? Would the difference be super obvious ?
I'm asking this because I know absolutely nothing about the whole value thing and i wanna be sure I'm not wasting money on ordering new lens for barely any change.
Been a while since this video but will having prism in your prescription affect using VR negatively?
I'm 74yo and have had cataract surgery on both eyes. I opted for long vision with both my new plastic implanted lenses.
I need 1.5 mag for reading and can watch TV without any glasses, but 4 feet away is a little blurry. Does that mean I would need glasses for VR?
I feel guilty watching this video without paying. It's so complete! Thank you! Hope you have an absolutely fantastic 2023
You are too nice. It was a fun one to make.
Would you ever make a video about masks with automatic massages? I saw you made a video about compress masks, but I was wondering if you would ever considering reviewing masks with automatic massages, because it's annoying to have to manually express glands every time!
I could look into it. I have only tried 1 mask like that, but it only massaged around my temple and orbit of the eye. It didn't really massage my eye. I would also be a little hesitant to have something else massage my eyelids. Do you have a mask in mind that you are curious about?
Just purchased a meta quest 2 and trying to figure out the process of ordering specialized lenses for the headset. Hence, your videos are a great find. I wear progressives. I am assuming when ordering the lenses, I just the VR Lense company my full glass prescription. Correct?
Yes, you can and they can figure it out for you.
Are there any special questions I should ask my optometrist at my upcoming appointment? Like an Rx for the for the focus distance of my VR HMD?
You will want your normal distance prescription. If you know the focal distance of your specific HMD, you could tell your doctor that, and he could make a specific RX for that.
HI, Dr. Great video highlighting those points, you truly enlightened me on this subject, so appreciate it:). Is that maths correct for farsighted because I have +2.5 lenses for farsighted prescription lenses, and I have to reduce that to around (+2.5 - 0.75= 1.75 D) for VR use. I tried it with an old pair of (1.5 D) glasses, and it was a lot clearer than my newer (2.5 D) ones which seem blurrier in the distance on the F1 22 game. I thought coz it's 0.75 D away in vr already, you need to subtract it unless of course, it's just me being confused, or it's my eye condition?
That sounds right. If the +2.5 is what you use for near work, then yes, you would subtract the 0.75.
@@DrEyeGuy Thanks Doc, without your info, I would have ordered the wrong prescription for vr :) All the best
I have tried my glasses and they don’t work. What are my chances that inserts will work. OD +0.75/-1.00/087/+2.50. OS +2.00/-1.50/078/+2.50. Is that Presbyopia or Farsighted. Your videos are great…keep it up. Thank you.
Doctor my question why is the LASIK not recommended for above 40yrs.
Hello from Sarasota, FL! I love your video - I have been dying to try VR (I am a digital artist who loves to create AR but have yet to try an Oculus). I have wanted to try VR but am not sure I would be a candidate at all. I have MS and TBI and neuro eye issues, I have prisms in my script .... basics of one eye OD Sphere: +4.25, Cyl -4.00, axis 045, H Prism 3.00 BL - OS other eye is similar. Is there any hope for my 57 yr old eyes? Would love to try but not sure I could ever get it to work??? Ideas???
I would honestly reach out to Reloptix, they are awesome to work with. With your prescription, and the need for prism... they will have the best change and being able to make your lenses, and all for a reasonable cost as well. I think there is hope.
Great video, just what I was looking for! Unfortunately, the 2 VR headsets I'm considering haven't published their focal points (HP Reverb G2 v2 and Pico Neo 3 Link). Does anyone have a clue? People on Reddit claim all headsets are set to 2m, which contradicts what Dr Guymon says here about the Quest 2.
Also, a question for the good doctor. I am nearsighted and have two prescriptions. One for very far away (driving a car) and one for 75cm away for PC work. There's quite a difference, for instance my right eye goes from -1 on the monitor glasses to -2 on the glasses for driving my car. 1.3m seems a bit too close to wear those and would cause fatigue, but the monitor glasses are not giving a really sharp image. Should I get another prescription specific for that distance or can I calculate this myself based on the two prescriptions I have?
You could calculate it, but if you able to get a specific prescription, it would be even better. That could also give you a warranty with reloptix if you are to upload the prescription.
I initially heard 2m for the focal distance for the oculus quest 2 as well, but itnwas confirmed a little while ago it being 1.4m.
@@DrEyeGuy Thank you for the swift reply! I'll see if I can get a specific prescription!
Which lens diopter used in VR ?
Thanks for the great video. Answered a lot of questions but I still have one. It sounds like in the video you're saying the VR lens insert companies take your standard prescription and modify it based on the information within that prescription for the correct focal length at the 1.3 meters. Is this correct?
The reason I ask is, what happens if I have my eye doctor give me my exact prescription at the 1.3 meters? Will the VR lens companies still modify that prescription as well (making it incorrect) based on the formula they have, or will they make it specific to that prescription without any kind of math or modification to that prescription.
It seems like it would be better to give them my exact prescription at that focal length versus some kind of extrapolation based on my overall prescription. I know you're saying there's some leeway due to the eyes being able to focus within a certain range but I think having it has close to exact as possible would be best.
I know this is a long question, so my apologies. I just want to make sure they're not going to do some automated math if I give them my exact prescription at that focal length. Thank you and keep up the great videos.
Excellent question. Some VR companies will only modify the distance prescription if you have a "significant" ADD power. If you put in your distance prescription (or whatever prescription you put in there), they will make it to that prescription... at least with the companies that I have worked with. You can have your eye doctor give you a slightly adjusted distance prescription for the 1.3 meteres, and give that to the VR lens companies, and they will make it to that prescription. If you have an ADD power, and you put in your prescription, and the add power, then they may adjust it slightly for you.
@@DrEyeGuy Perfect. Great info and it sounds like if I have a prescription set at the 1.3 meters from my Eye doctor I wouldnt need to use any ADD power on the Lens manufactures site. Good info.
@@xechoconstruct6773 You got it! Thanks!
sorry, I'm late, i thankfully just ordered the VR wave lens inserts, and i just got my quest 2, for the time being, can I 3d print a blank lens insert (without any lenses) so even if my glasses touch the VR lenses they wouldn't scratch them?
are there any cons to this?
Hi! Sorry for the late comment. That's a great idea, and they actually sell these type of inserts on Amazon. Good way to save your lenses.
I’m trying to find lenses from Amazon and haven’t heard you spell the names in your descriptions.
Very informative video, sorry I missed the live. I have 1.5 prism on each eye, SP OD-0.50/OS+0.25, CYL OD+0.75/OS+0.25 and ADD 1.25 for each eye and 45 yrs. Do you recommend I use my nearsighted glasses or use without glasses?
Good question! With your prescription, you should be fine without glasses. But, with the prism you might still want to consider it to help with eye strain or double vision if you get it while playing.
@@DrEyeGuy Thank you!
@@DrEyeGuy I'm going to get insert lenses as wearing glasses seems to help with clarity and less blur. I've tried both my glasses - the one I use for computer/close up reading etc, and my far away glasses that I use for driving. Seems like my computer glasses give me best comfort. Can you please tell me what prescription numbers I should give the companies as my prescription has both and it's confusing me?
@@avarouxakis Do you have a specific prescription written out for computer glasses? If you don't you could probably have you eye doctor write you one made from your current prescription (if it's up-to-date).
@@DrEyeGuy The prescription above is up to date and the only one I have. When I ordered standard glasses I just had to say if the order was for near or far sight and they used that prescription to make me computer and driving glasses . But that option is not there for inserts. From my above prescription are you able to tell me what numbers I should submit?
Quick question: what if one of my lenses has a prism for up/down alignment? Would the VR lenses still work for me?
There are a few companies that can put prism in the VR lens inserts... Reloptix can do it.
When discussing nears sightedness, I think it would’ve been more helpful to say far point of vision instead of saying that eyes are perfectly focused at… (in your example, 1.67 feet). That’s the far point of a myopic’s vision. They can also focus well at lesser distances. (I recognize that far point and focal point are the same value in myopia focal length calculations as the infinite object distance in the denominator causes that term to = 0.) Thanks for making me review some lens physics and learning about VR optics.
That is a good way of looking at it as well. Focusing at lesser distances would involve accommodation, and some people can accommodate better than others.
My OD is (+1.25 -0.05x100 Add: +2.25) and my OS is (+1.00 -0.05x76 Add: +2.25). So If I were to get glasses just for the Quest 2 would I need OD +1.25 and OS +1.00 or do I need to add the .75 diopter of the VR and get (OD +2.00) and (OS +1.75)?
How old are you if you don't mind me asking? Do you have an "ADD" power with your glasses prescription?
My son has lazy eye left side +3.75) and has depth perception issues. Would it be okay to use this device and if you know any games that may help him with depth perception while playing on this device, please? Ty
Yes, it would be ok. He might not experience virtual reality like others do because of the depth perception issues, but he would still be able to play and have fun.
I’ve had cataract surgery which gave me monovision. I have a new Rx today, including Add category…Would you please not assume that your viewers can understand your words when it comes to brand names? You’re rolling right over them in your narrative and I am scrambling to try to spell the brand names of me s inserts! Thank you.
I know this is a very late question, hoping you peek in here and see it.
I have progressive lenses and have had contacts, but it's monovision.
Would that be an issue if I went back to contacts?
I have looked for this info but everywhere I have seen it asked I see only answers from ppl who clearly have no idea what monovision means. Seems the thinking on Reddit is that it means you only have one eye. Well, I guess that would simplify the IPD question. LoL
Great question! I would be tricky to appreciate depth perception with monovision. But you still could do it... there are people that are monocular (one eye) and a lot of them can still play VR. Monovision you would just have one that is more blurry than the other one, and so it would be difficult for your eyes to perceive the depth.
So which lens company is BEST? Which offers the thinnest? Which offers the most adaptable for age and astigmatism?
I have reviews and comparison review videos for both Quest 2 and Quest 3 lenses.
The 4 ft focal point felt like the sky opened up and I saw God's hand come out and touch me. haha. I have been searching for that for so long. Thank you. I do want to ask you...so the present magnetic insert lenses take up no more room then the push on as far as obstructing the nose bridge as you experienced in your "Best VR prescription lenses" video from one year back?
Glad you found this video! I saw a comment you made on one of my other videos and I was planning on sending you a link to this video to help you out.... but you beat me too it. And, yes, both the VR wave and Reloptix actually made their design more shallow, so I didn't have the "nose" problem like I did before, especially if you use the glasses extender for the quest 2.
@@DrEyeGuy Thank you Doctor. My last visit with an optometrist I asked him for a script for approximately 3 ft since that is the distance I sit back from my vid mon when mixing audio. He had already tested my eyes for distance using the eye chart. He then juggled those numbers to get the 3 ft script, but seemed a bit bewildered doing that and a little baffled that I was asking. I don't have those specs anymore and that was yrs ago, so I'll need to get tested again. Can I expect that most clinicians will be comfortable when I ask for a script for 4 ft ?
@@DrEyeGuy Sorry you didn't comment on my above last question. I'm sure lots of other people would find your comment valuable.
Very informative. I just purchased the PSVR2 and am disappointed that is blurry. My progressives make it worse. I can't find the focal length of the PSVR2. Do you have any idea?
You need glasses.
@Damien Spencer not informative in any way, thanks for playing
I’m near sighted I usually read without my glasses
You wanna know what told me i needed glasses in vr. Im blind af without them lol. I cant see anything.
My eyes for VR are just whacky since I’m bi focal in one eye, far sighted in the other and have astigmatism 😂 I need to wear glasses when using my phone / tv but I’m completely fine when using the Meta quest 2 😂
howcome virtual reality headsets don't have a prescription setting you can adjust
The lenses in the headset would have to be able to thicken or thin and change shape in order to be customizable to a patients prescription.
How do you find the focus distance of your VR HMD?
You would have to look it up online.
@@DrEyeGuy I tried before I asked, I was hoping someone would chime in with a source.
Why is this only 480p? Ah, you're making it blurry to make us think we need gla$$e$! Brilliant!
Haha! No, I found out my DSLR camera only has a lower resolution when using it as a Webcam. Woops... I'll switch cameras for the next time. Sorry about that.
my glasses are -7,5 and the right is +10,5. can i still use the quest 2 ?
Yes you can. That is a large difference however. Do you have one eye that doesn't see as well as the other one?
@@DrEyeGuy yep,most of the time i use my left eye cut thats the more dominant one. with my left eye i can see far,but with the right i can only see close. and my glasses are pretty strong, i can focus with both of my eye in like 3-15cm distance,but any more than that is a nightmare with my right eye
@@DrEyeGuy is there any way to contact u somewhere? tomorrow i can maybe send u my paper that i got on the ophthalmology
I just had a realization… my eyesight progressively get worse over time, so I will have to resort to getting multiple Oculus prescription lenses… that’s not what I want to do… any solutions?
That's a tricky one. People's prescriptions usually level out at a certain point. How fast does your prescription change?
@@DrEyeGuy every 2-3 years
@@SuussyBakka That timing should work for you... as that's the timing a new VR device usually comes out, and likely it will have a different design, and will possibly need to get new lenses for it anyway. That's if you decide to get a new device then.
@@DrEyeGuy not that fond of just switching to new-gen tech frequently. If it’s for the cost of QoL, then it may be worth it. However, as I grow older, I will eventually have to get my eyes checked yearly~
I may consider getting a new VR device(s) & Accessories is worth it
Me an optometrist using this vid 😂
RELLY TNX
Thank you! Thank you for watching and reaching out.
why is it in 480p?
I know... it's my camera during live mode. It's dumb. I'll be better in the next live video.
I wear varifocal, and have astigmatism. Oculus is a nightmare
Also, my eyeglasses do not fit under the goggles.
thanks but i aint paying allat
the irony in this video, 480P. useful info though
Haha! I know... I was limited on what Canon camera could do for live video. I have since upgraded.
u record this on a nokia and a PA mic holy fk, have a word with Dr.EarGuy...
I know! Sorry about that. Had it hooked up to my Canon dslr thinking that would be better.... nope. Lesson learned... I'll improve for the next one.
my sphere is -3.75😭
bros just yapping
This was a live video.... 😄
@@DrEyeGuy i js needed a really quick answer 😭😭
@@bffsplaymsp8770 I have a shorts video that is 30 seconds long. I tried not to yap in that one.
ill save you 30 min, dont buy vr headsets.