@foxymamaDude, it could be that the Prism is simply too much..... Or it could simply be that an adjustment of your Frame is needed, which is quite common.... And any Optician should be able to help out with that....With Progressive Lenses, dude, your nose is literally your guide.... Wherever you point your nose at, that's most likely the Channel on the Lens that you're looking thru: Top of the Lens - your Distance prescription: Then it graduates into the Intermediate: Anything at arms length, including your dash on your vehicle, computer screen, etc., and then your Reading is located at the bottom of the Lens....Yes, it may take a little time of adjusting to the new prescription strength, but it definitely should not make you nauseous.... That's what makes me think that Prism could be the culprit here, and perhaps your Optometrist / Ophthalmologist might want to back off some........Just call and get back in with your Doc, dude, they may need to simply tweak your script.....Oh, and Most importantly, do NOT drive with your new spec until you are completely comfortable... Â
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