gamera wrote:
> I admit the only reason I'm interested in them is because I'd rather
> have one pair of glasses that I wear all the time instead of one to
> wear and another to carry around.
The great thing about my prescription and ordering online is that I
was able to afford more than one (two, three...) pair of glasses. I
opted for transition (brown) lenses with all the coatings because I
also wanted one pair that I could wear all the time. I ordered mine
from G4U and am very pleased. That said, like the other person that
posted about using them while driving...they're just not enough if the
sun is at the wrong angle or if it's glaring off of snow or water. I
ordered a pair of tinted (brown) sunglasses (also from G4U) to use
while I'm driving - I drive a school bus, and in the mornings from
October to January the sun is in my eyes the whole way. Now I can
actually see what's going on behind me when I switch from the road to
the rear view....many fewer shenanigans now.
> I suppose for the added expense that maybe it's better to get 1 pair
> of regular glasses (maybe with a magnetic shade) and a pair of
> sunglasses. Any wisdom that can be shared?
>
> Arp
I really like the transitions as my most-of-the-time pair of glasses.
I have some regular glasses for a back-up pair that I rarely ever
use. I would go for the transitions plus a pair of sunglasses, it's
working quite well for me.
KH
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