Yup I got eye issues, namely Astigmatism.  I've tried  to use an Aimpoint, and an EOTech but both were not for me(the dot appeared distorted to me)  I know of the Leupold Prismatic site, but I don't know of any other options for those of us with Astigmatism....well besides irons.  Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions on what I could look into?
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I went with a mini ACOG - TA-44S

It doesn't 'bloom' like a red dot and I can shoot groups at 100 yards smaller than the 2 MOA dot.

It wasn't cheap, even haunting DVOR for a sale.

Good advice posted above.....

Have you tried putting your Aimpoint as close to your eye as possible? sometimes this helps as does turning down as far as you can intensity wise.

Also the VX-R series by Leupold has a very small dot I have found much less blooming with this on their 1-4 versions.

The Leupold circle dot of the CQT is also not too bad in terms of distortion you might give that one a demo and see if you like it.

Since I do not shoot my Aimpoint for precision I can still use it for HD and shooting varmints within my 50 yd range of garden,lawn and surrounding
brushy wooded area...even with a light at night.

Forgot to add that I also have a TA44 with a green circle dot that I have pretty much zero issues with astigmatism wise....

My wife has a T-1 2MOA on her carbine and I have Aimpoint Comp ML-3 2MOA in a Aero Precision mount....I like the wider field of view for me its worth
it to be able to use it quicker than the T-1 (thanks to BCM and a KMR the wt of a little extra optic is not a problem)

I don't have many issues with my eotechs as long as I keep the brightness turned down. But Red dots are downright miserable for me...

I've found that I need an optic with a diopter adjustment.  A 1-4x scope with an illuminated reticle is ideal for me.

ACOG, MeProM21, 1-4

Sucks. But like ppl have said try dialing down the brightness. I use it so it's a faint over lay and focus on the target instead of dot.
I would love to try a prismatic though. Just live my ap micros :/ form over function I guess lol

If you run your rear iron sight up with the small aperture, it will allow you to see the dot correctly due to  how it affects the light entering your eye.

I've had the same problem and this helped tremendously. I thought they would be distracting; but they're not.

Since other have posted 1-4x scope options, I won't go there.  For 1x, there are a few other 1x prism optics coming out that might give you choices beside Leupold Prismatic.  Burris AR1X and Vortex Spitfire are both glass etched with rear diopter (sp?) adjustment

I personally have an easier time discerning the center of the 'comet' with an EOTech than an Aimpoint, but I've heard other people say the reverse is true for them. My first optic was a Trijicon RX06 and in normal lighting the triangle was crisp, and even inside the reticle only shadowed a little, it was still clear. That said, if you want a no-nonsense, no-guessowork solution the answer is something that relies on reflecting light off a surface close to your eye, AKA a prismatic or a scope. A 1-4x scope, Trijicon ACOG, Burris AR-332, or the new Primary Arms 2.5x are what you should be looking at.

For sighting in or precise bench shooting I turn the dot down to where I can just see it and it doesn't distort.

I have a leupold cqt on my 458 socom and have no complaints at all whiloe its not the status que its very durable and the glass is very clear . if you watch the e.e. you can find them for 500-600 dollars