I like learning and knowing what people are talking about. And it helped, because, it led to helping Rob with his LASIK, giving him some prep before hand.
I like learning and knowing what people are talking about. And it helped, because, it led to helping Rob with his LASIK, giving him some prep before hand.
you really think flying will be an issue 5 days after the procedure?
http://www.scotthyver.com/vision/lasikfaqs.shtml#13
When can I fly following my procedure?
Altitude has no effect on the vision or the healing of the eye after LASIK treatment. So, you can actually fly the next day if you like. However, be aware, that the air blowing from the vents above you may make your eyes feel more dry. Just bring your teardrops with you.
No, flying isn't an issue at all. It's that scheduled activity three days after that I might avoid. Remember, glasses need to be on for three days, mandatory at all times.Originally Posted by selyar
right so we might want to skip the overnight kayaking/camping trip in LA?
that wouldn't be the worst thing in the world, i guess. maybe we can go to a kings playoff game
Yeah, you risk getting something in the eye to cause an infection. I wouldn't recommend sleeping outdoors. After seven days, sure, but within the first seven, I wouldn't think so.
haha someone just suggested to me that i use a rockwell hardness tester on chocolate to make sure i can replicate the candy hardness i made.
that has to be one of the nerdiest things i've ever heard
aka Tedenby21
thats why i put it here. lol
this was after i explained how to temper chocolate by comparing it to steel.
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