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‎06-18-2021 11:36 AM

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Product: 7DH40UT#ABA, VR 1000
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Own a VR1000 Pro, product 7DH40UT#ABA and although I have 20/20 vision, I wear glasses for an astigmatism.  The glasses become uncomfortable on the bridge of the nose after about a half hour or so.  I understand that you can get prescription lenses (third party) and have a script, not a problem.  The real problem is, most places want to fit for a REVERB 1, or a REVERB 2, or some of those other brands.  None mention the VR 1000 and I believe the 7DH40UT#ABA are actually VR 1000-2XX and not the 100 series from photos I have seen.  My question to the group is, what should I order and is it even possible with the 7DH40UT#ABA model as there is nothing found on the HP website relative to the model.  Any and all help would be appreciated, especially by my nose.  

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