Protective Eyeglasses

I do not wear eyeglasses at all. But I want to protect my eyes because I am on the computer a lot. Where can I get this eyeglasses?

To protect your eyes from what ?

There are no rays of any kind emitted from a monitor, and unless you are wearing glasses, there is no glare.

Glare doesn't come from the screen, glare is what happens on your glasses lenses if they don't have an anti reflection coating. Glare is just the reflected light from the screen on the lenses...but if you don't have glasses on, there is no glare.

So, if you don't have to wear glasses, then there are no such thing as protective glasses needed for the computer.

Frequent breaks and keeping the monitor a good 30 inches away is all the protection you need from getting eyestrain.

2008-11-06 13:08:02 by music is love.

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I've scratched the protective coating on my eyeglasses and it's making me crazy. Do you know of a reliable and safe means of removing it?

Don't scratch it any more! that is permanently damaging your lenses. at our lab,there's such a thing as a "anti reflective coat strip" - which does just what it says and strips the anti reflective coat off our lenses. Then you still have your RX and won't have that problem any longer! We only charge around $10-$15 for this service.

Good luck! :)

2009-02-11 20:01:06 by chick2lit

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i have never done this...i always send it to my lab to be done, with varying results.

but i googled & found some info on doing it yourself...good luck

http://www.makezine.com/blog/archive/200 7/02/how_to_remove_e_1.html

http://www.optiboard.com/forums/archive/ index.php/t-231.html

2007-09-15 08:01:04 by Rob Z

Price: $37.25

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Serves as a lens protector.
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Well, I recently just got some eyeglasses, and was wondering what is the best way to clean them? They're quite smudgy and the light seems to be kind of reflecting off the smudge, defeating the purpose of them being Anti-Reflective. In the past I've only used warm running water, so I don't think I will of damaged the AR with any products.

To be specific they're Anti-Reflective, UV protective, and Anti-scratch, so just wondering is there any product, or DIY product that I can use that won't affect any of the listed above. Thanks.

Use a specialist cloth from your opticians. Anything else is more likely to scratch them, anti-scratch does not mean scratch proof!

In a pinch, you can use a soft cotton cloth, like a T-shirt, but only clean them gently. You can blow on them to steam them up to help get the grease off but *don't* use any cleaning solutions unless you have checked it with your optician, I have never found one necessary.

2009-10-05 14:04:37 by Charlie N

I have a windows xp cd, its very important, but there are scratches on it that prevent me from installing language packs, would eyeglass cleaner be able to fix it? I remember the guy who sold me the cleaner told me it cleans your glasses and puts a protective coating on it. I dont want to mess this disc up, I already used rubbing alcohol to clean it, it didnt remove the scratches, will this work?

It cant hurt, but it takes a special high speed grinder to reface CD,s. Some music stores and photo shops may have the equipment.

2007-08-21 21:12:54 by andy c.