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Yep….Mrs D has varifocals and the last pair were around that figure.

Surgeon told me typically about 40 onwards - but can be a few years either side. It's called presbyopia

Same reason I wear reading glasses - needed for close work..............?

The £500 per eye was always a bit of an advertising catch..................it's always been £3k or so for laser surgery - cheaper options are available - explained here https://www.lasereyesurgeryhub.co.uk/alternatives-to-laser-eye-surgery/ Don't think you'll get laser (LASIK) for £1500...

I was quite short-sighted, so had Lasik to correct that (about -4.00 in both eyes) - not having to wear contacts/glasses any more for 'normal' stuff (driving, watching TV, playing sport - including golf etc) was genuinely life-changing. The surgeon at the time (I used ultralase in Hammersmith)...

Had it about 12 years ago (aged 40ish) to correct very long term short-sightedness. Paid about £3.3k then so price sounds about right. Absolutely life-changing, wish I’d done it years earlier (prescription was stable for a long time). Operation was nothing more than a bit uncomfortable for a...