After 3 months of waiting, i went to see my eye doctor and i think we switched our glasses cloth

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You know that tiny one? I posted a photo too. I must say i used this cloth now and then but i can swear it wasn't blue but it was at the table at dr.'s office when she was checking my glasses. meeting was at 6p.m. and it was tiring reading all those numbers, then saying what lenses are good to me and all. i think it took about 20 minutes and eye drops were something that my eyes after i came out in a winter cold, they felt irritated a bit, like something was slightly burning them. thankfully, that strange feeling vanished later; my eyes were always sensitive to touch and they got me worried. My sight is more or less the same and new glasses will have less dioptry cause that's why i came; i feel these that those i have on, my only ones, they are too strong or too sharp; i can see everything, even spider web and old glasses that i lost 3 years ago, their dioptry is less but doc didn't say exact number, hm. Being tired, i also forgot to ask, will i get any discount from social welfare for my new glasses. my mother once said she got a discount but that was her region and she is retired. i'll sent an email to a doctor, i hope she will respond. she was very cool and i'm glad i didn't have any new bad experiences. waiting room was also very peaceful just, i came 15 minutes earlier but doctor didn't call my name although noone was called before me. i'm glad i wasn't 30minutes early. do you wear glasses or contacts?