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Re: Can't find sterile saline spray ....

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Re: Can someone help me through the BS?

some...@someone.com (Mark A) — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 06:05:02 UT

Polyucarb is especially bad for farsighted patients (with a plus Rx).
Trivex is an excellent lens material. Hoya also has Trivex lens material
(they call it Phoenix) and they have some excellent lens designs, and their
SUPER HiVision premium lens coating is also excellent. The best Hoya
progressive designs are the ID and ID Lifestyle. Unfortunately, not cheap,

Re: Can someone help me through the BS?

j...@yahoo.org (jack) — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 23:34:53 UT

How about Trivex; as in Younger Image Trivex.
It seems to be a great material, but since it isn't very popular I am
suspect.
I am a woodworker and impact resistance is important. I have prescription
polycarbonate safety glasses, but they are about as bad as you say.

Re: Can someone help me through the BS?

some...@someone.com (Mark A) — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 23:07:13 UT

Polycarb has high tensile strength and high impact resistance, so polycarb
does help if your lenses are drill mounted or grooved for half frame, but
many labs will be able to use certain other materials also. Personally, I
would rather be blind than wear polycarb (not sure there is a difference,

Re: Can someone help me through the BS?

j...@yahoo.org (jack) — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 17:52:13 UT

I sincerely appreciate your help. All 4 stores were pitching polycarbonate.
It is what I have always used, and have kinda gotten used to the color
fringes.
The frames are half rimless with a plastic strap underneath. When I bought
them I was told only polycarbonate would stay in. Is that true.

Re: Can someone help me through the BS?

bashley101+use...@gmail.com (The Real Bev) — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 03:58:09 UT

$10 plus the cost of new frames assuming the shop has frames that fit
the lenses. If they don't, I would assume you would have to pay for new
lenses AND new frames.
I once broke the frames on my reading glasses. I just happened to have
a set of yardsale frames that was almost an exact fit, and For Eyes put

Re: Can someone help me through the BS?

some...@someone.com (Mark A) — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 00:23:00 UT

AR coating has improved significantly over the last 5-7 years in terms of
durability and ease of cleaning, but it still depends on what brand of
coating you get and who applies it. Any AR coating applied at in-store lab
is not going to last long and will be hard to clean (smear). Some of the
premium coatings are easy to clean and fairly tough (for a lens coating) but

Re: bifocal blues

j...@yahoo.org (jack) — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 18:01:26 UT

I sometimes let my glasses slide down a bit on my nose when driving to get
the distance better positioned.
Or another idea, the sunglasses I leave in my car are simple distance
prescription.
If you haven't tried progressive lenses, you might be surprised at how easy
to use they are.
I "used" to have 20/10 vision and couldn't wear sunglasses because a fleck

Can someone help me through the BS?

j...@yahoo.org (jack) — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 17:54:12 UT

My prescription is +1.75 add +2.25, progressive bifocals.
The pair I bought 4 years ago were extremely comfortable, but the lenses got
progressively smearier until they just couldn't be cleaned.
Two years ago I bought two pair (everyday and safety) without the
antireflection coating that apparently failed in the older pair. I didn't

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Re: Can't find sterile saline spray ....

edutital...@yahoo.com (Ed) — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 16:57:15 UT

By the way, it's not only sterile, but UNPRESERVED as well. So the
likelyhood of eye irritation is greatly lessened.
Ed

Re: Can't find sterile saline spray ....

edutital...@yahoo.com (Ed) — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 16:55:36 UT

I've been using WalMart's "Equate" brand of sterile aerosol saline for
years and now I can't find it anymore.
I wonder what's up with that? It was very inexpensive (compared to
the name brand).
Ed