I have power in my eyes from birth, I started wearing glasses when I was 4 I think, I used to change glasses every 4-6 years(my powers never increase), and all below 1k with basic glasses, I bought my first fiber lens, aka the Crizal A2 before joining my job, parents decided I needed a good specs to look sharp
Yellow tint would surely be a bother for me, tried a photochromatic lens once, it was a nightmare due to the tint.I bought Gunnar Wi-Five model last year for ~4k. Framed glasses won't give me the seamless view. It breaks the reality.
It sure does attract undue attention if used in office due to the distinct yellow tint.
Don't use any glasses now. I just don't like the feel of anything holding on to my nose and ears. May be contact lens will be less repulsive.
Contact lenses are a hassle, always carry the damn case filled with solution(problem for guys), always carry a bottle of solution when going for a trip, carry extras if its short term use models, be careful when rubbing eyes, or splashing with waters, or when a dust particle gets in your eyes and you have to wash it, have to take them off when sleeping, very troublesome.Great, who ever split the thread, have done a great job.
Anyway, I am wearing glassess for more than 10 years. No I want to go for contact lenses. I have different powers in both the eyes, one is like -5 , another is like -2. So do you suggest using contact lenses, if yes which brand should I go for?
Polarized polarized polarized.
Way to go.
Don't use contact lenses(I think plastic ones) when cooking or near camp fires, they may melt and then permanently blind you.
Contact lenses are a hassle, always carry the damn case filled with solution(problem for guys), always carry a bottle of solution when going for a trip, carry extras if its short term use models, be careful when rubbing eyes, or splashing with waters, or when a dust particle gets in your eyes and you have to wash it, have to take them off when sleeping, very troublesome.
Get a polycarbonate frame, I have one and even in Hyderabad's heat(may-june) it didn't give me much issue. I also have a wayfarer sunglass which doesn't get hot as the frame is non metallic. Aviators suck as they always come with metallic frames.Hmm.. thats lot of heck. But In summer wearing specs is too much irritating. Frames become hot, sweating. Even I cannot use sunglasses.
Polarized glasses cause computer screens to look dark when viewing from the sides.
Trash for indoor use.
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Don't use contact lenses(I think plastic ones) when cooking or near camp fires, they may melt and then permanently blind you.
been wearing contact lenses for past 6 years, been around various fires and cooked a lot, never had a melted lens and got blinded. In fact at the temps required to melt a contact lens, your eyeballs and your skin will burn up before the lens melts
*www.hbutz.com/wwwboard/messages/201.html
FYI, polarised lenses are ALWAYS dark tinted.
WHY would someone were dark tint glasses indoors? would you were those rayban aviators indoors??
i never knew contact lenses were that bad plastic...
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good link. thanks!