Transition Eyewear

Also, it is not geting as dark as shown in their ads? PLs tell me whats the reason of that?????

They just exaggerate the color it changes in the commericial.
When i went to my eye doctor, they had a little ad for that, and they had the lenses with half covered, and the other half uncovered.
So when you flip the cover off, you could see the different between the one that was dark, and the original color.
Most of them turn a brown-ish color, so it isn't your lenses in particular, it's just the overall product.

2008-03-09 11:31:37 by Nikitha

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My husband had his eyes examined on Saturday. The bill came today and I was shocked by the cost of the eye exam. The bill was for $129!
That didn't include any other services by this optometrist. She was trying to add every feature available in modern eyewear. My husband only wears glasses for driving or watching tv. He removes his glasses to read or use the computer. He works at a computer 8 to 9 hours everyday at work. He doesn't wear his glasses while he works on the computer. He never complained about any eye strain or headaches.
This doctor prescribed bifocals not regular bifocals but the more expensive progressive lenses, transitions, high end lenses. The bill would have cost us over $500 for a pair of glasses. That did not even include the exam. With the exam over $629!
I ended up canceling the eyeglass order. But, now we're out $129.
Doesn't this seem very high just for glasses. My glasses were expensive because of my poor eyesight which required special lenses. I understand the money spent for the special prescription.

Hi---

You should not be out the exam fee.

YOU OWN the eyeglass rx once it is paid for and you can bring it anywhere
to have it filled.

Ask for your RX.

If he likes, he can use that rx to get a basic pair of distance-only glasses at any optical shop.

Today, high-end progressives with a good frame and transitions CAN
cost $500. so it's not a rip-off---it's just not what you may want or need at this time.


Also, doctors don't really "prescribe" bifocals or progressives, etc.

it is just a recommendation.

So, the Rx has all the info for you to get whatever you want.

Good luck

2009-04-08 01:33:36 by Jon G

Price: $59.99 $43.69

UV reactive lenses for indoor and outdoor protection.
Sleek, sporty styling that is comfortable for all day wear.
Meets ANSI Z87.1 safety standard.

I tend to do a lot of outdoor activity day and night- biking, jogging, etc. I need a set of glasses that can protect my eyes during these activities both day and night. I would just purchase clear eyewear for biking, but I need something more for general use as well. So I've come to the conclusion that I would like to get a set of glasses with no vision correction.

I have seen glasses with clear lenses that do not have vision correction- I was wondering if there were the same with the Transistion Lenses and where to get these? Any help is appreciated!

Boots the chemist sell sunglasses that have a slight tint then get darker in the sunshine.

You can go to an opticians and buy plain transition lenses (ask for plano lenses). They will cost the same as prescription ones, but they will do what you want! If you like that frame you saw, ask them will they be able to glaze them!

2008-07-09 13:54:11 by itwoqe

Price: $29.95

Comes with soft micro-fiber storage bag that also can be used a s a cleaning cloth.
Glossy black frame.
Great "fit over eyeglasses" Sunglasses!