Is your astigmatism making VR blurry? Would you like to see videos like this about Nearsightedness or Farsightedness? You can also check out this playlist about vr and eyes: rb.gy/znhg48
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.
I'm so glad I found your channel. I had been looking for good solutions to wearing glasses within VR for a while (I'm both near sighted with astigmatism) and playing VR without my glasses just didn't work for me. I'm so glad you pointed out VR prescription lenses, it really has made such a world of difference in terms of comfort in VR.
@@DrEyeGuy 2:46 as someone that's been struggling with 3 Dioptre astigmatism their entire life... I can conformably say that this video really helped (and also kinda made me feel bad about my sight for a bit) And yeah I can only use high resolution vr headsets to enjoy myself anything else is an unplayable mess for me
i have stigmatism but iwas good with no Symptoms but after playing vr stigmatism Symptoms appeared like hell i have now eyestrain and headeaches so i wear glasses now i advise eyeryone not to play vr shiit its not good for eyes
I recently started wearing glasses full time for my astigmatism. I'd been dealing with it for a few years without correction, so having it now is a great relief, even with my mild case. The glasses gave me such relief that I decided to get inserts for my Quest 2 as well, and I can see VR much better.
i have stigmatism but iwas good with no Symptoms but after playing vr stigmatism Symptoms appeared like hell i have now eyestrain and headeaches so i wear glasses now i advise eyeryone not to play vr shiit its not good for eyes
Basically a perfect representation! I have -1.75 & -2.00 for my Astigmatism and the -2.00D looks almost EXACTLY what I see in VR, which is why I bought prescription lenses from VROptician. Also used your discount link in the process and only spent like $60!
Great explanation Doc. My Dad always makes out his Quest 2 is very crisp, whereas i've never been able to get that, it's nearly always a soft focus and I have to have the headset held in a very specific position for it to be useable at all. I have a -0.75 astigmatism in my left eye, but I always use corrective contact lenses when on the quest (and basically any every day life thing), I believe my issue is more the IPD, which i'm slightly wider than the highest setting (if I remember right i'm about 72mm when measuring on apps).
That would make sense if you aren't able to look through the sweet spot of the VR lenses. Also... VR lenses, especially the quest 2 has it's limitations on how clear it can be. There are so many variables to it. Thanks for the comment... you are definitely not alone with your IPD being wider than the VR lenses can adjust for.
Thanks. I have been doing all these remedies since June 2022 and was told that the but the twitching is because of the astigmatism. I can now rule out the astigmatism as the cause of my constant twitching eye. Thank you very much 😊
I have keratoconus and very irregular astigmatism, especially in my left eye (-4.00 D). Your example of what astigmatism looks like is actually great, one of the best I’ve seen. It’s often hard to explain to others what it’s like. I just got a PSVR2, and with fresnel lenses the effect is magnified. In real life, my right eye has less astigmatism and so I use it automatically to make up for my left eye’s astigmatism. In my VR set, this doesn’t work well in many areas of the screen as things get less clear away from the centre of the lenses. So if I’m looking at an object that requires my right eye to be looking off centre, it can no longer make up for my left eye’s issues. Anyway, love your channel. Just ordered some VR Optician lens inserts based on your reviews and excited to use them, as in VR my eye glasses make an even bigger difference than in real life.
-4/5 left/right eye on shortsight and -2.5 on astigmatism, Lenses are manditory for me. So glad they are available for VR. I'm just praying they don't go the same way as Drone FPV goggles. Used to have slots for lenses, now they just allow you to adjust the lens position for short sight correction but no ability for correct for astigmatism which is a huge nightmare...
This video makes me very hopeful. I've always dealt with a double image/blurry or feeling like is was looking through a mirage when in VR. I never once thought it could be because of my (-2.25) astigmatism, but now it makes total sense! I get annual eye exams, but I've never filled my prescription even though I should since I basically, "use the force" when I read text. But I thought since the screens were in front of your eyes (in VR), why would you need glasses? Boy, looks like I was very wrong. I ordered a pair of lens via VR Optician (with your code, thank you!) and they should be here next week...maybe? I'll update this comment with how they work for me. Fingers crossed!!!
I have a stigma of R -2.00 & L -1.25 Everything looks great, but i get eye fatigue even after turning down the brightness. I'm going to try my glasses, which i never wear 😊
I just got diagnosed with a slight astigmatism (+0.5OD, +0.25OS) recently and strangely enough, VR helps me with eyestrain. I don't have my prescription yet thanks to issues with my insurance delaying my ability to order my glasses last year, but I do have a set of prescription inserts that should hopefully be here by the end of the week, so I'll see if that clears up the blur that I do see while gaming.
I have -6.00 D in one eye and -7.50 in another with my astigmatism. I got a special spacer put in my VR headset so I can still enjoy VR. I tried once without my glasses and had a major migraine.. I regret ever even thinking of trying that lol
I have -1.25 on my script. Typically I don't wear my corrective lenses regularly outside of gaming (priorities, amirite??) That said, as my usage of VR has gone up in the past few weeks I have noticed an increase in fatigue and eye strain. This actually led me to go ahead and pull the trigger on a set of prescription VR lenses as my frames won't fit well inside of my Quest 2. Looking forward to seeing the difference!
@DrEyeGuy Great video. I've just been told I have Astigmatism not to bad bit I had to order prescription inserts for my quest 3. I'm new to glasses in general can I ask what make/model glasses you have on in this video as they look really nice. So hard to find a pair when it's all knew to me and no idea what I like. Cheers. ❤
Hi doctor would u pls tell me, Left eye: SPH : -3.50 CYL : -4.00 AXIS : 160 VA : 6/9 Right eye: SPH : -3.50 CYL : -4.00 AXIS : 20 VA : 6/18 Is it severe? And iam 23yrs old. Pls suggest
Hey I want to ask I have -4 spherical with -1 cylindrical at 180° in left -3.75 spherical with 0.50 cylindrical at 180° in right eye . I am from India I consult with many doctors about my night vision but no one able to find any thing I see light streching in circle at far distance but when they come near I se perfectly and I also feel like my eyes is heavy plz suggest me something
Tive uma experiência bastante ruim com o quest 3, achei que a imagem era ruim, estava no bonelabs e tudo estava embaçado. Tenho astigmatismo no olho direito 3.5 e no esquerdo 1.5, fui usar sem meus óculos. Ainda bem que vi esse vídeo agora.
Great video. I’m going to get my eyes checked at opticians. Maybe I have this problem with my eyes. If so, I will buy those prescription lenses and fit them to my psvr2 and all should hopefully be much better.
I have astigmatism and wear varifocals, I want to get the lenses that clip into my VR, but do I need like just reading glasses, or long range, or varifocals?
You actually don't want to use your reading glasses in VR. VR, meta quest 2 for example, sets their focal point out more in the distance, about 4 feet out/1.2 meters. If you have a prescription for that far out, that would be perfect. Most people find their distance prescription works better than their close up prescription.
Given you can demonstrate what astigmatism looks like in VR. Would it technically be possible for an astigma to be corrected in software within the headset? Just enter what my astigma was for each eye in the settings somewhere and it generates the image on screen with the correction applied?
I'm farsighted with a slight astigmatism but unexpectedly (and happily) I find that I can use VR without any corrective lenses... except: I have to look at the center of the VR lenses for the best clarity. It's very clear for me looking straight into the center, but moving only my eyes to look in another direction, the "display" is blurry. So I have to move my head rather than my eyes to read text, for example... it's not a deal breaker, but not the ideal. Do you know why this might be? (I have a Quest 2 and had a Samsung GearVR in the past). I just realized I have a similar issue with my laptop and glasses, but the focused area is much larger. I can read text across the laptop screen without moving my head and only at the edges of the screen does the text get a little blurry. I assume this is due to the prescription being centered on the lenses, but doesn't explain the lenses in the VR headset... thoughts?
Hello Dr. EyeGuy. Glad to have found your channel. I have strabismus (no prism correction) and when using my glasses in the reverb g2 headset, everything is really blurry and I find it hard to get my eyes in a position where it gets better (plus my frames a bit wide which makes it hard to use with the headset. Having watched your video on VROptician, I ordered lenses from them with my prescription (waiting for them to be produced). Do you think having the lenses on the headset will help me with my problem? Are there any other tips you could offer? Thank you and have a happy new year.
I have a question, on my Vr things up close are blurry, but things at slight distance are crystal clear. Im using Psvr2, and not sure if its just the head set.
Hard to say because the focal point is the same in VR, distance or near. You could be dealing with accommodative-vergence conflict, where your eyes will come closer together when you look at something up close, and cause your focusing muscle to focus when it shouldn't in VR
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.
It is.. but it's always best to take frequent breaks, use those artificial tears. But, it can depend on how dry your eyes are... it could be best not to play VR.
Mine is horribly blurry. Can’t find a doctor that takes my insurance yet. Any hacks I can do to try to see what it looks like for a normal person? So frustrating. Yeah. Stretched lights. Double vision. Red and blue around text.
I think I am about a -3.5 D but combined with near or farsightedness I can never recall which it is that I have. And now mix in bifocals since I am of that age. So I've avoided VR since I figured it was pointless for me. To give an example I am at an arm's length from my screen (1920x1200) so about 1m/3feet and without my glasses I can't read anything. With my pair of non-bifocal glasses I can't see anything *closer* than 1m from my face, with bifocal I can see close up.
@@shenykhan5214 that's tricky. I'm shooting a video right now about a way of sealing your eyelids at night that can help with eye watering. I should be able to post it in the next couple of weeks.
I have regular astigmatism (or at least no one said that I have irregular one). -1 to be precise. But in really contrast situations (like black letters on white background) or some lights at night - I clearly can identify 2 additional 'ghost images'. So without glasses I tend to see picture close to what was shown on -3 diopters... But if I correct only miopatia and do not correct astigmatism - in real life it is pain in ass to live with it, but in VR - not much of a difference.
Awesome comment! I should have mentioned Astigmatism can look worse in different lighting conditions. So do you prefer to still wear your correction in VR?
@@DrEyeGuy Yes, without correction can't read and potential dissiness it much worse. But my glasses is too big and trying contacs as a solution. Not ideal, but so much better than wihout them. As for lens inserts - international delivery will cost too much in my opinion. Oh and BTW did anyone compare spherical design vs aspherical for VR? I do get more glare and godrays with sperical contacts than without them
Yeah i'm pretty sure i have Astigmatism, first had the hunch when red dot gun sights appeared blurry IRL. Then in VR, across different headsets i have rainbow-like color bleed around object edges and text is incredibly hard to read. The other day i tried playing into the radius. You have a bag with a map, quest log and various other stuff in the game. No matter what distance/angle i held it, i could not read the text on it at all.
i know this video is very old but i have my astigmatism at -2.00 D + i see the lines of everything even the sky like if i'm watching a 3D film, that one that u need red and blue glasses to feel the 3D and this is rlly boring cuz with all of this my eyes goes on fire in like 10 seconds or less
That could be the "axis" of your astigmatism. Or it could mean you have 1.75 diopters of astigmatism. Do you see a number before that labeled "cylinder"?
@@DrEyeGuy Yes, it says -0.25. I do have -2 diopter Sphere on that eye as well, and the 175 has a degree symbol after it, not any other unit. Thank you very much for replying, btw!
Hi! So your astigmatism is 5 diopters total. The plus and minus can change depending on how the prescription is written. With that amount, it can be tricky to find some soft lenses that would be stable enough to give you adequate vision. There are custom lenses that can go that high. Or switching to A hard lens or scleral lenses may work better.
Don't remember my grade. But I got different astigmatism in each eye. Different diopter and different angles, almost 90 degrees out of sync. It's like a cross, the right eye smears to the top right and left eye smears to the top left. Meaning I get like 4 copies of everything lol. Up close it does not do much but far away text I need my glasses for
god my eyes suck, irregular astigmatism, near sightedness and im blind in me left eye due to it getting hit by a shard of glass when my window shattered, fck me
Is your astigmatism making VR blurry? Would you like to see videos like this about Nearsightedness or Farsightedness? You can also check out this playlist about vr and eyes: rb.gy/znhg48
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.
how do you get vr correction?
I'm so glad I found your channel. I had been looking for good solutions to wearing glasses within VR for a while (I'm both near sighted with astigmatism) and playing VR without my glasses just didn't work for me. I'm so glad you pointed out VR prescription lenses, it really has made such a world of difference in terms of comfort in VR.
Wow, thank you for such a nice comment. Comments like these are the reason I keep making videos like this. Thank you so much.
@@DrEyeGuy 2:46 as someone that's been struggling with 3 Dioptre astigmatism their entire life... I can conformably say that this video really helped (and also kinda made me feel bad about my sight for a bit) And yeah I can only use high resolution vr headsets to enjoy myself anything else is an unplayable mess for me
i have stigmatism but iwas good with no Symptoms but after playing vr stigmatism Symptoms appeared like hell i have now eyestrain and headeaches so i wear glasses now i advise eyeryone not to play vr shiit its not good for eyes
I recently started wearing glasses full time for my astigmatism. I'd been dealing with it for a few years without correction, so having it now is a great relief, even with my mild case.
The glasses gave me such relief that I decided to get inserts for my Quest 2 as well, and I can see VR much better.
Sometimes wearing glasses can make a huge difference even with small amounts of astigmatism. Thanks for commenting.
i have stigmatism but iwas good with no Symptoms but after playing vr stigmatism Symptoms appeared like hell i have now eyestrain and headeaches so i wear glasses now i advise eyeryone not to play vr shiit its not good for eyes
Basically a perfect representation! I have -1.75 & -2.00 for my Astigmatism and the -2.00D looks almost EXACTLY what I see in VR, which is why I bought prescription lenses from VROptician. Also used your discount link in the process and only spent like $60!
Awesome! Thank you!
I always love your explanations of eye issues. You are a fantastic teacher.
Wow, thank you! Best compliment ever! I really do appreciate it.
True
Great explanation Doc. My Dad always makes out his Quest 2 is very crisp, whereas i've never been able to get that, it's nearly always a soft focus and I have to have the headset held in a very specific position for it to be useable at all. I have a -0.75 astigmatism in my left eye, but I always use corrective contact lenses when on the quest (and basically any every day life thing), I believe my issue is more the IPD, which i'm slightly wider than the highest setting (if I remember right i'm about 72mm when measuring on apps).
That would make sense if you aren't able to look through the sweet spot of the VR lenses. Also... VR lenses, especially the quest 2 has it's limitations on how clear it can be. There are so many variables to it. Thanks for the comment... you are definitely not alone with your IPD being wider than the VR lenses can adjust for.
Thanks. I have been doing all these remedies since June 2022 and was told that the but the twitching is because of the astigmatism. I can now rule out the astigmatism as the cause of my constant twitching eye. Thank you very much 😊
I have keratoconus and very irregular astigmatism, especially in my left eye (-4.00 D). Your example of what astigmatism looks like is actually great, one of the best I’ve seen. It’s often hard to explain to others what it’s like.
I just got a PSVR2, and with fresnel lenses the effect is magnified. In real life, my right eye has less astigmatism and so I use it automatically to make up for my left eye’s astigmatism. In my VR set, this doesn’t work well in many areas of the screen as things get less clear away from the centre of the lenses. So if I’m looking at an object that requires my right eye to be looking off centre, it can no longer make up for my left eye’s issues.
Anyway, love your channel. Just ordered some VR Optician lens inserts based on your reviews and excited to use them, as in VR my eye glasses make an even bigger difference than in real life.
-4/5 left/right eye on shortsight and -2.5 on astigmatism, Lenses are manditory for me. So glad they are available for VR. I'm just praying they don't go the same way as Drone FPV goggles. Used to have slots for lenses, now they just allow you to adjust the lens position for short sight correction but no ability for correct for astigmatism which is a huge nightmare...
Someone who plays normal video games on a tv would notice these symptoms. Something like Psvr2 is just kind of soft/blurry looking lol.
It would be slightly different due to lighting conditions, pupil size, and focal distance in the VR device.
This video makes me very hopeful. I've always dealt with a double image/blurry or feeling like is was looking through a mirage when in VR. I never once thought it could be because of my (-2.25) astigmatism, but now it makes total sense! I get annual eye exams, but I've never filled my prescription even though I should since I basically, "use the force" when I read text. But I thought since the screens were in front of your eyes (in VR), why would you need glasses? Boy, looks like I was very wrong. I ordered a pair of lens via VR Optician (with your code, thank you!) and they should be here next week...maybe? I'll update this comment with how they work for me. Fingers crossed!!!
I have astigmatism -3 its hard to see without my glasses so if i get the quest ive been wanting i will need to wear those corections
I just got a vr and I got type 2 of astigmatism. It’s not the crispest and I lost my glasses. I’ll find them soon and get a clear view hopefully.
I use my contact lenses in VR, as I have a large head and my fat glasses don't fit inside the quest 2.
I have a stigma of R -2.00 & L -1.25 Everything looks great, but i get eye fatigue even after turning down the brightness. I'm going to try my glasses, which i never wear 😊
I just got diagnosed with a slight astigmatism (+0.5OD, +0.25OS) recently and strangely enough, VR helps me with eyestrain. I don't have my prescription yet thanks to issues with my insurance delaying my ability to order my glasses last year, but I do have a set of prescription inserts that should hopefully be here by the end of the week, so I'll see if that clears up the blur that I do see while gaming.
I have -6.00 D in one eye and -7.50 in another with my astigmatism. I got a special spacer put in my VR headset so I can still enjoy VR. I tried once without my glasses and had a major migraine.. I regret ever even thinking of trying that lol
I have -1.25 on my script. Typically I don't wear my corrective lenses regularly outside of gaming (priorities, amirite??)
That said, as my usage of VR has gone up in the past few weeks I have noticed an increase in fatigue and eye strain. This actually led me to go ahead and pull the trigger on a set of prescription VR lenses as my frames won't fit well inside of my Quest 2. Looking forward to seeing the difference!
Great explanation and so interesting to see the affects of the different astigmatism in VR.
Thanks! This video was a fun one to make.
cant believe i didnt realize i had astigmatism sooner. need to make an appt with my eye doctor
@DrEyeGuy Great video. I've just been told I have Astigmatism not to bad bit I had to order prescription inserts for my quest 3.
I'm new to glasses in general can I ask what make/model glasses you have on in this video as they look really nice. So hard to find a pair when it's all knew to me and no idea what I like.
Cheers. ❤
Hey doc I ordered my lenses from your link. Thank you very much. :D
I hope you like them!
@@DrEyeGuy I will let you know when they arrive :D
Covid left me with some eye issues, including astigmatism. I like to think it will resolve over time. 🤞
Hi doctor would u pls tell me,
Left eye:
SPH : -3.50
CYL : -4.00
AXIS : 160
VA : 6/9
Right eye:
SPH : -3.50
CYL : -4.00
AXIS : 20
VA : 6/18
Is it severe? And iam 23yrs old.
Pls suggest
Hey I want to ask I have -4 spherical with -1 cylindrical at 180° in left -3.75 spherical with 0.50 cylindrical at 180° in right eye . I am from India I consult with many doctors about my night vision but no one able to find any thing I see light streching in circle at far distance but when they come near I se perfectly and I also feel like my eyes is heavy plz suggest me something
It's hard to help without being able to examine your eyes. Do you see these symptoms even with your glasses on?
@@DrEyeGuy the symptoms only shown when I wear eye specs .but after removing my specs I don't feel anything only my vision is unclear
Thankyou 👍👍👍👍
You are very welcome, as always. 🙂
Tive uma experiência bastante ruim com o quest 3, achei que a imagem era ruim, estava no bonelabs e tudo estava embaçado. Tenho astigmatismo no olho direito 3.5 e no esquerdo 1.5, fui usar sem meus óculos. Ainda bem que vi esse vídeo agora.
Great video. I’m going to get my eyes checked at opticians. Maybe I have this problem with my eyes. If so, I will buy those prescription lenses and fit them to my psvr2 and all should hopefully be much better.
I have astigmatism and wear varifocals, I want to get the lenses that clip into my VR, but do I need like just reading glasses, or long range, or varifocals?
Love your VR videos , Between RELOPTIX and VR OPTICIAN which do you use the most or recommend ?
Either one.. I have worn them both. Price is cheaper with Reloptix, especially with higher prescriptions.
I am 70 and use reading glasses 2 or 3 magnification ,bought in any store ,
would ordering reading glass lenses for the oculus affect the clarity?
You actually don't want to use your reading glasses in VR. VR, meta quest 2 for example, sets their focal point out more in the distance, about 4 feet out/1.2 meters. If you have a prescription for that far out, that would be perfect. Most people find their distance prescription works better than their close up prescription.
Should i wear glasses? sph plano but cyl 0.5 right and 1.75 left.
I Have Astigmatism -2.00 D And I Can See Text Pretty Clearly In VR With A Little Bit Of Squinting My Eye
That makes sense. So do you play without your glasses most of the time in VR?
@@DrEyeGuy Nah I Don't Wear Glasses Or Any Prescription Lenses
Not because of anything but I can't really afford Em 🥲
@@MazenAGHS so you don't even have glasses to wear in normal everyday life?
@@DrEyeGuy Yes, Pretty Much
Given you can demonstrate what astigmatism looks like in VR. Would it technically be possible for an astigma to be corrected in software within the headset? Just enter what my astigma was for each eye in the settings somewhere and it generates the image on screen with the correction applied?
I'm farsighted with a slight astigmatism but unexpectedly (and happily) I find that I can use VR without any corrective lenses... except: I have to look at the center of the VR lenses for the best clarity. It's very clear for me looking straight into the center, but moving only my eyes to look in another direction, the "display" is blurry. So I have to move my head rather than my eyes to read text, for example... it's not a deal breaker, but not the ideal. Do you know why this might be? (I have a Quest 2 and had a Samsung GearVR in the past).
I just realized I have a similar issue with my laptop and glasses, but the focused area is much larger. I can read text across the laptop screen without moving my head and only at the edges of the screen does the text get a little blurry. I assume this is due to the prescription being centered on the lenses, but doesn't explain the lenses in the VR headset... thoughts?
Same bro 😅😅😅🤔🤔
Hello Dr. EyeGuy. Glad to have found your channel. I have strabismus (no prism correction) and when using my glasses in the reverb g2 headset, everything is really blurry and I find it hard to get my eyes in a position where it gets better (plus my frames a bit wide which makes it hard to use with the headset. Having watched your video on VROptician, I ordered lenses from them with my prescription (waiting for them to be produced).
Do you think having the lenses on the headset will help me with my problem? Are there any other tips you could offer?
Thank you and have a happy new year.
I have a question, on my Vr things up close are blurry, but things at slight distance are crystal clear. Im using Psvr2, and not sure if its just the head set.
Hard to say because the focal point is the same in VR, distance or near. You could be dealing with accommodative-vergence conflict, where your eyes will come closer together when you look at something up close, and cause your focusing muscle to focus when it shouldn't in VR
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.
Doctor i often have dry eyes for my work.. is it still okay to play VR game?😮
It is.. but it's always best to take frequent breaks, use those artificial tears. But, it can depend on how dry your eyes are... it could be best not to play VR.
Mine is horribly blurry. Can’t find a doctor that takes my insurance yet. Any hacks I can do to try to see what it looks like for a normal person? So frustrating. Yeah. Stretched lights. Double vision. Red and blue around text.
Not necessarily any hacks. You can try and attempt the "pinhole" test to see if your vision improves.
I think I am about a -3.5 D but combined with near or farsightedness I can never recall which it is that I have. And now mix in bifocals since I am of that age. So I've avoided VR since I figured it was pointless for me. To give an example I am at an arm's length from my screen (1920x1200) so about 1m/3feet and without my glasses I can't read anything. With my pair of non-bifocal glasses I can't see anything *closer* than 1m from my face, with bifocal I can see close up.
I’d be curious if you have any videos on strabismus or nystagmus?
Not yet, but im planning on it. 🙂
Hi
I have watery right eye I put so many kinds of drops in it since 2 years still didn't work out can you please tell me why is that?
It's hard to say why that would be without examining your eyes. Have you seen your eye doctor about it?
@@DrEyeGuy yes I did
@@shenykhan5214 Were they able to figure out why it was happening?
@@DrEyeGuy when I go out side it's starts badley Dr couldn't find it what's goin on in my eye
@@shenykhan5214 that's tricky. I'm shooting a video right now about a way of sealing your eyelids at night that can help with eye watering. I should be able to post it in the next couple of weeks.
I have astigmatism 2, but my vision is nowhere near the distortion as on the simulation, and I use the quest without any glasses.
That's good.. do you know how much you have... is it 2 diopters?
@@DrEyeGuy Yes 2 diopters
@@TheDarkserpent I wonder if you are slightly farsighted as well... that can balance out the astigmatism a little bit
@@DrEyeGuy I have 4' hypermetropia on the right eye and 2,5 on the left.
@@TheDarkserpent ok.. that makes sense.
As an optometrist, do you think there are dangers with VR ?
I actually did a video about this a while back if you want to check it out. ua-cam.com/video/zR0y0LTmzT0/v-deo.html
I have regular astigmatism (or at least no one said that I have irregular one). -1 to be precise. But in really contrast situations (like black letters on white background) or some lights at night - I clearly can identify 2 additional 'ghost images'. So without glasses I tend to see picture close to what was shown on -3 diopters... But if I correct only miopatia and do not correct astigmatism - in real life it is pain in ass to live with it, but in VR - not much of a difference.
Awesome comment! I should have mentioned Astigmatism can look worse in different lighting conditions. So do you prefer to still wear your correction in VR?
@@DrEyeGuy Yes, without correction can't read and potential dissiness it much worse. But my glasses is too big and trying contacs as a solution. Not ideal, but so much better than wihout them. As for lens inserts - international delivery will cost too much in my opinion.
Oh and BTW did anyone compare spherical design vs aspherical for VR? I do get more glare and godrays with sperical contacts than without them
@@Alvaser7 you know... that is a great question about the spherical and aspherical designs. I'll have to look into that... you have me curious now.
Yeah i'm pretty sure i have Astigmatism, first had the hunch when red dot gun sights appeared blurry IRL.
Then in VR, across different headsets i have rainbow-like color bleed around object edges and text is incredibly hard to read. The other day i tried playing into the radius. You have a bag with a map, quest log and various other stuff in the game. No matter what distance/angle i held it, i could not read the text on it at all.
Have you had you had an eye exam to see if you might have astigmatism yet?
@@DrEyeGuy Not yet, no. Should propably do that some time.
I got -3 and I can't play without my glasses in vr
That makes sense.... thats the amount when it gets really tricky to even be able to squint it out to make it better.
Interesting... i have -3.25 and i play without my glasses with no issues, looks nothing like in the video
Wow... do you know if you squint while playing VR? Have you tried it with glasses to see what the difference is?
Well astigmatism and minus (-2.5) on both eyes, have to use glasses anyway, no matter if using VR-glasses or not :D
The double wammy... bummer
how do you get rid of the cone?
You can't get rid of it without have a corneal transplant. There are procedures that work to slow it down however.
Sorry,but what is VR? Great videos,learning a lot .
Does astigmatism gets worse, or it can occur from computer or phone?
It can get worse, but generally it does stabilize. So far, no direct link to worsening astigmatism from computer or phone use.
Sir my both eye shaking please how can fix it please
Both of your eyes are shaking? What do you mean? Are the eyes shaking back and forth?
i know this video is very old but i have my astigmatism at -2.00 D + i see the lines of everything even the sky like if i'm watching a 3D film, that one that u need red and blue glasses to feel the 3D and this is rlly boring cuz with all of this my eyes goes on fire in like 10 seconds or less
My eye report says under astigmatism '175 degrees'? How does this translate to diopters?
That could be the "axis" of your astigmatism. Or it could mean you have 1.75 diopters of astigmatism. Do you see a number before that labeled "cylinder"?
@@DrEyeGuy Yes, it says -0.25. I do have -2 diopter Sphere on that eye as well, and the 175 has a degree symbol after it, not any other unit. Thank you very much for replying, btw!
@@bakakafka4428 that's good.. that means you have a mild amount of -0.25 diopter of astigmatism. The -2.00 sphere is how nearsighted you are.
@@DrEyeGuy Thank you! I get it now. Pity they don't put such clear explanations on the eye reports 👍
Dude you have discord? cuz i wanna talk with you there abt my brother that wants to go to a vr cinema but has -2 astigmatism
I have astigmatism but mine is +5 do you have any videos on the+ please make one new subscriber
Hi! So your astigmatism is 5 diopters total. The plus and minus can change depending on how the prescription is written. With that amount, it can be tricky to find some soft lenses that would be stable enough to give you adequate vision. There are custom lenses that can go that high. Or switching to A hard lens or scleral lenses may work better.
Is this only for gamers? How can I fix my astigmatism?
This example is what your vision might look like in VR with astigmatism. Lasik can correct astigmstism.
I tried to get lasik but they told me I'm not a candidate
@@angiep319 bummer... would you be a candidate for a lens implant?
@@DrEyeGuy no clue. I will look into it
Nice bro 😁🇮🇳🙏
Is 0.5 or 0.75 good enough?
Can't have blurriness while playing Pistol Whip! Them bad guys gotta go down!
Haha! For sure!
Don't remember my grade. But I got different astigmatism in each eye. Different diopter and different angles, almost 90 degrees out of sync.
It's like a cross, the right eye smears to the top right and left eye smears to the top left.
Meaning I get like 4 copies of everything lol. Up close it does not do much but far away text I need my glasses for
Dang, talk about teaming up against you. I should have mentioned something like that I'm the video, that that is actually possible.
I see red leds when there is just One
🙏🇮🇳🙏🇮🇳brother make a video video on heterochromeya eyes i have blue and brown eyes and must watch my video and can use my video for your video thanks
Trust me... when I make another video about it... I'll definitely put your eyes in the video.
Ok brother 😊🇮🇳
1.5 readers take it all away :)
Wearing readers makes it all clear for you?
Dizziness
I have astigmatism and VR make my brain hurt
god my eyes suck, irregular astigmatism, near sightedness and im blind in me left eye due to it getting hit by a shard of glass when my window shattered, fck me