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Originally Posted by Traum With your sunglasses, would you say you'd need to look at / read stuff up close while you are wearing your sunglasses?
I mostly only use my sunglass when I'm driving and when I'm outdoors. And usually when I'm outdoors, I don't really need to read / look at stuff that is up close.
So unless you have a need to look at stuff that is close by while you are outdoors (and thus requiring sunglasses), you can probably get by with just getting the regular single vision lenses for you sunglasses to look at stuff at a distance, and that will be waaaay cheaper than getting progressives. | Quote:
Originally Posted by westopher Switching glasses and prescriptions back and forth fucks your head up so much though. Even identical prescriptions, switching from glasses to glasses that are different shapes require eye adjustments. If you were swapping from progressives to non progressive sunglasses I bet you’d get some wicked headaches. | This. My optometrist said I couldn't wear single vision for my sunglasses b/c my brain/eyes will be used to the progressives so I'd likely get the same headaches I got when I first switched to progressives. I tried wearing my old progressive sunglasses when I got my 2nd progressives and they really fucked me up after an hour even though the change was really minimal (I think it was an extra -.25 on one eye and a slight adjustment for astigmatism)
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