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Medical Forum / General / Vision / February 2006

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Eyeglass Question

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CWLee - 22 Feb 2006 06:14 GMT
I have worn glasses for 20-25 years; glass lenses, plastic
frames.  Every year or two I get a new pair, as my eyes
change slightly.  Usually the store technician gets the
frames fitted properly the first time, but occasionally I
have to return for a second adjustment.  No problem.

About 6 months ago I bought a new pair, and the plastic does
not seem to retain its shape.  The store technicians have no
trouble heating and bending the frames to fit my head/ears,
but after 2-3 weeks the plastic seems to have relaxed, and
requires another fitting.

Has anyone here encountered this problem?  If so, what
solution have you found?  Ideas for me to explore?

(Is there another newsgroup which might be more
appropriate?)

Thanks.

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torches or even in the dark with their hands out in front
of them.  We need those explorers and weirdos.  I am
so grateful when I find that I am not the first." - Sally
Amsbury.

CatmanX - 23 Feb 2006 10:29 GMT
Acetate is a pretty crappy material. If it hasn't been cured correctly,
it will continue to do this.

dr grant
 
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