I am myopic with around -9D glasses prescription.
I was interested in the Light Adjustable Lens from RxSight, but my doctor says they don't currently offer it for
someone with my near-sightedness.
This surprises me, and I'm trying to understand a little bit about the diopter strength he measured for me with iTrace.
I understand that this is different, of course, than an eyeglass prescription,
which includes an existing natural IOL.
Specifically, he said I needed around a 7.5, so either a 7 and 8, but they only go to (start at?) 10.
Does this make sense? Seems like if they only go to 10, they would have a 7 or 8,
but I didn't really follow what he was saying, and just accepted what he said.
Meanwhile, I see that the LAL spec sheet at the RxSight website shows diopters from +4D to +30D available,
adding to my confusion.
Anyway, he said he'd suggest that RxSight offer my strength in the future.
He did think it could be a good choice for my bad eye with macular issues.
So, I guess I'll wait another year and see what options appear.
Can anyone shed some light on what he was saying?