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Oh my goodness! It sounds like the one ‘replacing’ the lens needs glasses! Hope they find the new ones … with no scratches!!!!
109040Pleased to see (no pun intended) you have your glass's and life is looking rosy.
Years ago I decided I would love to be glass's free, off I went to the optician and asked for "those lenses you put in your eyes, at the time I could not remember what they were called. I must add I am very, very short sighted, so when they arrived I was thrilled the thrill turned to misery the very clever optician had some how order two left eyes. Not a good start, it worked out in the end. I now wear glass's again. "G"
1794Update: new lenses are in their frames. I took a good look at them this time before leaving. The technician who made the initial error was very apologetic and I could tell he was embarrassed as well.
by toogie
01 Oct 2021
I bet he was! I hope you don’t live too far out because that’s a lot of trouble for you.
7068It seems to be the rule now more often than the exception. I'm afraid there are far too many folks to whom a job is just a way to earn a living, and there is no attention to detail or craftsmanship, present company excluded. it seems the folks on this website are very attentive to detail and craftsmanship. My daughter just got new glasses, but the lab broke the frames she chose and they are discontinued, so a new one is not available. She had to settle for a different frame and is so disappointed.
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360390Wow, good luck, I hope they find your new lenses! Hugs, Laura
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