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Reading glass lense falling out - need some help

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Dave - 13 Dec 2007 19:44 GMT
We have a pair of reading glasses and one lens keeps falling out.  It
was taken back to Wal-Mart (yes, I know, but it was convenient) and
they did something that worked for a while, but it is popping out
again.  There are no screws or even a well defined grove, so I have to
assume they were glued in place.  Can they be re-glued?  If so, how
(so as not to damage the lens)?  Other ideas (besides getting another
pair because I'm told the frame style is not available - and we know
how important style is).

Thanks,
Dave
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Neil Brooks - 13 Dec 2007 20:23 GMT
> We have a pair of reading glasses and one lens keeps falling out.  It
> was taken back to Wal-Mart (yes, I know, but it was convenient) and
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> pair because I'm told the frame style is not available - and we know
> how important style is).

Sounds like Wal-Mart needs to "do something that works" yet again,
and ... maybe better this time.
spammer - 14 Dec 2007 00:26 GMT
Perhaps the reason they're no longer available is a design flaw
that they cannot work out.
 
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