I have.  For /me/, there were two problems:

1) transient blurring of the vision.  I have accommodative spasm issues, so
forcing my eyes to respond to frequent blurring is a bad thing;

2) I guess my -- whatever they're called -- cul-de-sac's, I think -- the
place where you have to position the Lacriserts -- are a bit shallow.
Because of this, the capsule would frequently pop out.

I checked out those Wiley-X's.  Some pretty cool frames (at least).  My Rx
is too high (nearly +10) for wraparounds.

I take it you have the Dry Eye Syndrome pretty bad, eh?  Prior to having the
full punctal cautery, my Schirmer's test was about 3mm; my Tear Breakup Time
was about 3-5 seconds.  Once they did the cautery, my Schirmer's increased
dramatically, but the T-BUT didn't; the tears were plentiful, but very
watery.

Ordinarily, I would suggest that--for severe dry eye--where you live makes a
huge difference, but . . . you're in /Seattle/ ;-)

My wife and I visited Colorado (we live in San Diego) over T-giving,
considering a move there, but . . . the dry climate . . . .  Easily fixed in
the house (whole-house humidifier), but what about the car, the grocery
store, the office, friends' homes, etc., etc., etc.  I think you'll
understand.

'tis not much fun.....

Neil