People who are sensitive to motion sickness

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People who are sensitive to motion sickness (and especially those who are far-sighted) will have a greater difficulty in adapting to progressive lenses, especially if their prescription is strong. Putting on the new glasses may result in a sense of the “whirlies” which may take a while to overcome. (The best way to overcome it is to not take the glasses off–to wear them as much as possible. Do not go back to your old glasses to "rest your eyes." Your are retraining your brain. Backsliding will prevent the training from taking hold. Eventually the brain will adapt.)Three days should do it for most people; a week to 10 days for the the more difficult cases.