> I'm trying to come up with some sort of comprehensive solution to the
> various situations where I need either reading glasses or sunglasses.
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> Anyone know of a better plan?
Maybe.
Get the bifocals ... with your reading Rx on the bottom ...
photochromic, as you mention, if you like ... but get them in a frame
that offers its own, custom-fit, clip-on sunglass that you leave in
the car for driving.
Arguably, that's one pair of glasses.
If you're really against using a bifocal for near/computer work at the
office, then you /could/ get a single-vision frame with an Rx for your
working distance. But ... you may consider raising the height of your
chair/lowering the height of your monitor a bit. Something in that
change might make the reading segment of a bifocal more
convenient ... lowering your "pair count" to one+clip-ons.
Neil
> I'm trying to come up with some sort of comprehensive solution to the
> various situations where I need either reading glasses or sunglasses.
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> Anyone know of a better plan?
I just get a lot of cheap reading glasses from the dollar store and
several sunglasses, and leave them at locations where I might need them
(office, car, rec room, etc.). I also keep one reading glasses in my
shirt pocket. Solved my problem. Good luck.
Dan Abel - 10 Jun 2007 23:39 GMT
> > I'm trying to come up with some sort of comprehensive solution to the
> > various situations where I need either reading glasses or sunglasses.
> I just get a lot of cheap reading glasses from the dollar store and
> several sunglasses, and leave them at locations where I might need them
> (office, car, rec room, etc.). I also keep one reading glasses in my
> shirt pocket. Solved my problem. Good luck.
Costco has reading glasses, three pairs for $US18.99. I can usually
find a pair.
p.clarkii@gmail.com - 11 Jun 2007 04:39 GMT
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> Costco has reading glasses, three pairs for $US18.99. I can usually
> find a pair.
well, you've pretty much heard the different options people have
proposed here.
1. wear full-time glasses so you always have your reading add with
you. why not get a frame with a clip-on sunglass accessory for
driving?
2. blanket your working and home environment with cheap readers so
you are never far from a pair.
3. hang a pair around your neck so they are always with you.
cr113 - 11 Jun 2007 14:48 GMT
> > I'm trying to come up with some sort of comprehensive solution to the
> > various situations where I need either reading glasses or sunglasses.
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> (office, car, rec room, etc.). I also keep one reading glasses in my
> shirt pocket. Solved my problem. Good luck.- Hide quoted text -
That's the best plan I've heard so far.
Thanks!