My 2nd eye was done on Tuesday. The Dr calculated the lens powers such that I would have a little more close-up/intermediate vision in the right eye, while my left eye is the distance eye. This is not mono vision, as he just biased the power that way so that I will be a little less dependent on readers. My first eye also had an epi-retinal membrane problem, so aside from the cataract, it was a bit of an unknown how much improvement I would get in that eye, but it is good enough to pass the driving test. It took several weeks for that eye to recover from blurriness, due to that membrane. For the 2nd eye, I was a bit dismayed that it was quite blurry on my follow-up appointment the day after surgery, so I thought it would again take weeks to clear up like the first eye, but the following day I woke up and it was very clear. I had a dropless procedure in both eyes, except that being diabetic, they have me continuing to take Ilevro in each eye for a few months. The only downside to dropless is that you can see the medicine moving around inside your eye for a few days until it is absorbed.
I am so happy not having a pair of heavy glasses on my nose for the first time in over 50 years and am looking forward to resume heavy lifting, softball and golf at the end of April. It was so helpful reading W2Rs thread on this subject, so thank you to everyone that contributed to that thread, as well as this one.