i wear glasses, when i have them on, do i see what people who don't need glasses see?

Answer 1

Pretty much if you are young and still have normal accommodation = ability to focus. When you get old like me and can't easily change the focus of your lens, even with glasses you still cannot see very small print and have difficulty looking at objects which are at different distances from you.

Answer 2

There is something that the others didn't mention: you will see essentially the same as people who don't need glasses see, but there will be some differences; it will be a different size. If you're nearsighted, you'll need concave lenses to see; stuff will be in focus, but it will look smaller and further away than what you would be seeing if you didn't need glasses; also when you look at things out of the corner of your eye (but still looking through the lenses) there will be some distortion.(this is more apparant when looking at a straight vertical line, like where 2 walls meet to form a corner coming out towards you, or standing before a doorway). If you look at a light source at night (such as a full moon) at an angle, you can see the light will be partially split into its spectrum by your lenses; the side of the moon that is closest to your nose will have a blueish edge, the other side will have a red fringe. This effect works with street lights also. (All these effects will be more noticable if you wear really strong lenses).

Answer 3

Not entirely!
The vision is sharpened, similar to what people who don't wear glasses see. However because the lens of your glasses sits further away from your eye than your natural lens, you do get a small amount of distortion. They say the best vision, that closely assembles those that don't wear glasses, is achieved by contact lenses. Because a contact lens sits on the eye itself there is little or no distortion at all.

Answer 4

Yes.
If You're Glasses Are Correct Which They Would Be Lol.
I Also Have Glasses.

Your Vision Gets Corrected. Their Visions Are Already Correct.

Answer 5

I would say no. i wore glasses for over 20 years then had laser treatment, in a way you see as well with glasses, for example you can see as far and possibly as clear but when i had my treatment done i was shocked how my peripheral vision was so much better and you don't have the disturbances of heat, steam or water to cloud your vision. In fact it was the best thing I ever paid a lot of money for!

Answer 6

Yes and no, after getting glasses you will see the same as people who have perfect vision. However your vision with glasses will be better than that of people who don't have perfect vision (who don't need glasses).

Answer 7

If you see 20/20 with them on, yes, you do. If you see 20/25 or more, you see less, if you see 20/15 or less you see more. I have a high correction becuase my eye system needs about a -6.00 to see clearly. With my glasses I see 20/15 in my right eye and 20/20 with my left. It agrivates me becuase I always think I whould see better with my left eye and it is abnormal, but the thing is, it is my right eye that is not normal, it sees better than what is considered normal when corrected. Did that make sense?

Answer 8

Aye. In fact you prob see better than most people without glasses because your sight is corrected to 20/20 vision and a lot of people's sight is even that good!

Answer 9

Glasses are an aid to vision. If your doctor told you to wear it everyday, then you can see what others who don't wear them see.

Answer 10

You should see exactly the same as people without glasses + the added extra of round things in the periphery of your vision(the frames).