Yeh definitely worth asking and tbf I don’t have any special insight into how the military would do it other than the fact that I’ve walked around with glass in front of my eyes for most of my life.
I’m guessing maybe they’d have standardised frames and lenses that go up in gradations of 0.5 or 1, and can easily be swapped out. They probably wouldn’t allow for astigmatism because that’s different for each person so the correction may be off for some wearers, but so long as the degree prescription is okay they probably make do.
Yeah, it would be stupid and counterproductive, but we’re talking about the US military so I figured I’d ask.
Yeh definitely worth asking and tbf I don’t have any special insight into how the military would do it other than the fact that I’ve walked around with glass in front of my eyes for most of my life.
I’m guessing maybe they’d have standardised frames and lenses that go up in gradations of 0.5 or 1, and can easily be swapped out. They probably wouldn’t allow for astigmatism because that’s different for each person so the correction may be off for some wearers, but so long as the degree prescription is okay they probably make do.