I've done a little Internet searching around, and so far found no information on the idea of wearing contacts and eyeglasses at the same time. After ten years since the onset of middle age in my life, I am now compelled to use prescription lenses. OTC reading glasses just don't make it anymore. I'm far sighted, have an astigmatism, and have developed presbyopia to where I simply must wear glasses to read or work with things up close. Now with years of experience with taking care of cheap OTC glasses, and with eyes that need something better, I'm ready to own some quality prescription eyewear. Anyway, I'm thinking that contacts that corrected for my astigmatism and hyperopia would be best for my outdoor activities, while a supplemental pair of bifocals would serve for providing for good visual acuity for up-close work and detailed focusing at intermediate ranges. To be clear, I'm thinking that a good idea for my needs would be to wear contacts all day. Additional to the contacts when needed, I'd wear eyeglasses that provide a boost for adapting to presbyopia so I can read fine print and have a clearer intermediate focus. So my question goes something like this: Do people use contacts and prescription eyeglasses at the same time?