Eyeglass Sunglasses

I wear prescription eyeglasses and now want to wear sunglasses without having to apply contact lenses first. How can I?

I think you have 4 options; you can just get prescription sunglasses almost anywhere, you can get the covers to snap on glasses, or you can get those "transitions" that automatically darken when you come out in the light. http://www.transitions.com/ Or... you could even get Lasik, then just wear sunglasses.

2007-04-18 11:39:32 by Blaster XL

These all new High Resolution Eyeglass/Sunglass Video Cameras provide you with excellent and amazing resolution even under low light conditions ...

I really want my sunglasses to last long without getting to many scratches, usually those scratches resulting from improper cleaning. Can't find this pair too often, so it's like my treasure. I've learned that either those cleaning bags that act like a cleaning cloth or these microfiber cloths are the ways to go. Any testimonials?

Also, as I researched, apparently there is more than one use for microfiber cloths. THere's also a facial microfiber cloth. Can anybody elaborate and tell me if it's actually good for cleaning your face or skin?

i use glass cleaner

2007-09-15 09:19:56 by maureeses

Price: $19.99 $8.32

Magnification diopter is molded into the polycarbonate lens.
Safety glass and Reading glass all-in-one
Handgrip pattern on temple is ergonomically positioned for secure grip

It seems to me that people [generally speaking], seem more attractive with eyeglasses on-not sunglasses. Even now that I have begun to wear them, recieve compliments on the way I look. Why is this?

i think it's because, they accentuate the eyes and frame them making people really see them properly for the first time :)

2008-07-18 00:26:59 by will p.

Breathable neoprene for hot and humid conditions
Lightweight neoprene keeper strap with Body Glove Logo
Ships at 1.3-ounces

I'm looking for new prescription eyeglass frames (not sunglasses) for a 13 year old girl. I want to choose a brand that is "in" - something that is high end, prestigious and well-known. The price must be US $500 or less. Thank you.
In a side note, what do you guys think of the brand "Lafont"? Is it in the same league as D&G, Prada and Bvlgari, or am I totally off-base?

D&G makes eyeglasses and so do DKNY, Prada, Burberry, Bvlgari, and Versace. Armani Exchange also makes eyeglasses.

Most teens who wear designer frames choose D&G, which are recognizable due to the large "D&G" lettering on the temples. Prada, Burberry, Bvlgari, Versace, and Ralph Lauren have smaller lettering on the sides and are typically more "classic." Meaning that it will probably be easier to find D&G in bright colors than Prada in bright colors.

Many teens also pick Vogue, which isn't a high-end brand but is pretty popular.

Generally all of the brands I mentioned are priced at about $300-400 per frame which is within your price range. It might be a little too much for a 13-year-old (I'm 13) since we teens move around a lot and if she's not extra careful, she may damage them. But if she's responsible enough and takes care to wipe her lenses off a few times every day and use a case when she's not wearing them, it's worth the investment since designer frames are so pretty and fairly strong. :D

Lenscrafters has lots:
http://www.lenscrafters.com/webapp/wcs/s tores/servlet/category1|-1|11151|10051|W omensFrames|10515

2008-08-27 19:52:45 by Arthur Knight

not the heavy black ones or the metal ones. that new ones he's wearing everyday .

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2007-10-10 07:05:06 by Jason Raffalovitch