Did you get sunglasses with you perscription in them?
ANON
Submitted by ANON on June 7, 2010 - 1:13am.
Oh boy. I'm going to the eye doctor just now because my left eye has been acting all sorts of weird lately.
We can be ocular defect buddies.
Jay
Submitted by Jay on June 7, 2010 - 1:34am.
Ah, the beauty of terrible vision invariably leading to terrible posture.
Tree
Submitted by Tree on June 7, 2010 - 2:41am.
Hehe I know the feeling of fixing one problem just to find another all too well
Serbian Goth
Submitted by Serbian Goth on June 7, 2010 - 2:58am.
OH FOR THE LOVE OF... AW COME ON GEES LA VEEZ XD
Wait,now you have to wear glasses? <:O
kriztov
Submitted by kriztov on June 7, 2010 - 3:24am.
One of us. One of us.
I reccomend getting a set of prescription sunglasses aswell as prescription glasses. It works better than those transitions lenses.
MagusCGM
Submitted by MagusCGM on June 11, 2010 - 2:06pm.
I recommend the transitions for two reasons:
1) Far cheaper than buying two sets of frames and two sets of lenses.
2) You don't have to worry about forgetting, losing, or even breaking the other pair of glasses. Nothing like taking a road trip acorss country and realising you left your (expensive) prescription sunglasses at the truck stop 3 states back. Or, forgetting you put your regular glasses in your front shirt pocket as you lean over a bridge to get a better look at the base jumpers.
Honestly, I enjoy my transitions. They are far smoother and quicker than they old photo gray I grew up with that would take several minutes to go from clear to dark and back.
Xelmon
Submitted by Xelmon on June 12, 2010 - 7:37pm.
One diddy,
The moment you sit in a car, they don't work. Transies are dependant on UV, and lo and behold, nearly all cars these days have a UV filter in the windshield.
Marin
Submitted by Marin on June 7, 2010 - 4:51am.
Irronically, that's how I got my glasses.
Welcome to Four-eyes United, we've got jackets!
Valandra
Submitted by Valandra on June 7, 2010 - 10:37pm.
As long as the jackets aren't pink I'm in.
OOh and could they be in leather?
Tree
Submitted by Tree on June 7, 2010 - 5:35am.
Jackets?! *throws sulphuric acid into eyes*
r21187
Submitted by r21187 on June 7, 2010 - 4:37pm.
wait we have to a hell nice gloves that says "i am blind cause you are ugly"
we also have one that says "yeah my acc is low my str is awesome"
Curtis the Barbarian
Submitted by Curtis the Barbarian on June 7, 2010 - 7:45am.
def do not get transition lenses, last ones I had wouldn't go completely clear indoors, always tinted a little.
MDranz
Submitted by MDranz on June 7, 2010 - 7:54am.
This is really odd. My left eye is messed up too, or at least worse off than my right eye. How many people like this are there in the world?
Tree
Submitted by Tree on June 7, 2010 - 8:24am.
Way too common, most of my family have it but luckily i dont...atleast not yet. 3 of my friends have it and im sure my cat just doesnt use his
Snucius
Submitted by Snucius on June 8, 2010 - 5:10pm.
My right eye is -1.5 and my left is -3. Apparently that's weird according to my other friends that wear vision correcting devices (I was unaware of this until one of them tried on my glasses and about went cross-eyed).
Azureskies
Submitted by Azureskies on June 10, 2010 - 3:59pm.
My eyes are off the chart on their differences, I SWEAR they're from two different people. Left has near perfect vision, having some astigmatism while the other is over -6.00. Optometrist doesn't know why. D:
Taolan8472
Submitted by Taolan8472 on June 7, 2010 - 9:48am.
Oh you poor thing, Jam!
I don't remember the exact shade, but if you get some yellow-tinted lenses for work they should keep your vision from getting any worse than it already is. (assuming you already haven't). Your optometrist should know.
They won't be prescription, but I've heard very good things about Gunnar Glasses
Huh! That's interesting... but they can't be prescription...?
Taolan8472
Submitted by Taolan8472 on June 9, 2010 - 8:24am.
I went to the company site and Gunnars themselves do not do prescription lenses. Though they do make frames that are lare enough to wear over wire-frame glasses or that can take common prescription inserts, though they recommend using contacts. The prices are also a bit steep, after some research.
All About Vision did a pretty intensive study into what has been titled "Computer Vision Syndrome" (http://www.allaboutvision.com/cvs/computer_glasses.htm). My mother and sister both wear glasses (and my father is getting there. The future looks dim for me... hah), and according to my dad just wearing his amber-tinted anti-reflective coated night driving glasses has helped reduce eyestrain a lot for him when he has to spend all day in front of the computer.
PRIO (http://www.prio.com/) seems to have the most experience dealing with CVS (the eye problem, not the pharmacy chain), but they're U.S. based so I don't know how much that helps you.
After everythig I've seen it looks like there are two solid options. 1) Buy an off-the-rack pair of 'computer glasses' at an office supply store or from a similar vendor/dealer - 2) Talk to your optometrist about getting computer glasses for work.
Hope that helps, Jam.
DarkRaziel
Submitted by DarkRaziel on June 7, 2010 - 7:34pm.
<- Uses glasses since he can remember
It's not that bad xD really, you just end up getting used to them.
Also they have sex appeal and you can look cooler/smart xDD
jpic89
Submitted by jpic89 on June 7, 2010 - 10:02pm.
...wait...didn't you get lasik? This can't bode well.
Jam
Submitted by Jam on June 7, 2010 - 10:07pm.
Red got Laisik, I've never worn glasses
sakuraruby
Submitted by sakuraruby on June 8, 2010 - 3:22pm.
That sucks...I've never been able to see ever since I can remember...xDD
I've had glasses since I was 10 months old :D
xDDD
Welcome to my world!! :D
Snucius
Submitted by Snucius on June 8, 2010 - 5:07pm.
Glasses are fun! I've had them for about 7 years now, and you don't really notice them after a while. Though you'll want to get contacts for your dirtbiking escapades :P
Xelmon
Submitted by Xelmon on June 8, 2010 - 11:51pm.
Aye seconded.
Hay Jam! How strong a perscription do you have? I'll tell you this right now, contacts are not nearly as precise as glasses.
sakuraruby
Submitted by sakuraruby on June 9, 2010 - 9:30am.
I personally HAAAAATE and DESPISE contacts...
Maybe it has to do with the fact that I've had glasses for ever...literally...
Uzura
Submitted by Uzura on June 9, 2010 - 11:01am.
Don't worry! It just means your inner eyes are hardening with age! (sometimes with dehydration in youth through alcohol) Otherwise, enjoy your new glasses!
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You didn't wear glasses at Stumptown! Oh noes!
Did you get sunglasses with you perscription in them?
Oh boy. I'm going to the eye doctor just now because my left eye has been acting all sorts of weird lately.
We can be ocular defect buddies.
Ah, the beauty of terrible vision invariably leading to terrible posture.
Hehe I know the feeling of fixing one problem just to find another all too well
OH FOR THE LOVE OF... AW COME ON GEES LA VEEZ XD
Wait,now you have to wear glasses? <:O
One of us. One of us.
I reccomend getting a set of prescription sunglasses aswell as prescription glasses. It works better than those transitions lenses.
I recommend the transitions for two reasons:
1) Far cheaper than buying two sets of frames and two sets of lenses.
2) You don't have to worry about forgetting, losing, or even breaking the other pair of glasses. Nothing like taking a road trip acorss country and realising you left your (expensive) prescription sunglasses at the truck stop 3 states back. Or, forgetting you put your regular glasses in your front shirt pocket as you lean over a bridge to get a better look at the base jumpers.
Honestly, I enjoy my transitions. They are far smoother and quicker than they old photo gray I grew up with that would take several minutes to go from clear to dark and back.
One diddy,
The moment you sit in a car, they don't work. Transies are dependant on UV, and lo and behold, nearly all cars these days have a UV filter in the windshield.
Irronically, that's how I got my glasses.
Welcome to Four-eyes United, we've got jackets!
As long as the jackets aren't pink I'm in.
OOh and could they be in leather?
Jackets?! *throws sulphuric acid into eyes*
wait we have to a hell nice gloves that says "i am blind cause you are ugly"
we also have one that says "yeah my acc is low my str is awesome"
def do not get transition lenses, last ones I had wouldn't go completely clear indoors, always tinted a little.
This is really odd. My left eye is messed up too, or at least worse off than my right eye. How many people like this are there in the world?
Way too common, most of my family have it but luckily i dont...atleast not yet. 3 of my friends have it and im sure my cat just doesnt use his
My right eye is -1.5 and my left is -3. Apparently that's weird according to my other friends that wear vision correcting devices (I was unaware of this until one of them tried on my glasses and about went cross-eyed).
My eyes are off the chart on their differences, I SWEAR they're from two different people. Left has near perfect vision, having some astigmatism while the other is over -6.00. Optometrist doesn't know why. D:
Oh you poor thing, Jam!
I don't remember the exact shade, but if you get some yellow-tinted lenses for work they should keep your vision from getting any worse than it already is. (assuming you already haven't). Your optometrist should know.
They won't be prescription, but I've heard very good things about Gunnar Glasses
(http://www.thinkgeek.com/tshirts-apparel/miscellaneous/c411/) - I plan on ordering a pair for myself when we get back to the 'states.
Huh! That's interesting... but they can't be prescription...?
I went to the company site and Gunnars themselves do not do prescription lenses. Though they do make frames that are lare enough to wear over wire-frame glasses or that can take common prescription inserts, though they recommend using contacts. The prices are also a bit steep, after some research.
All About Vision did a pretty intensive study into what has been titled "Computer Vision Syndrome" (http://www.allaboutvision.com/cvs/computer_glasses.htm). My mother and sister both wear glasses (and my father is getting there. The future looks dim for me... hah), and according to my dad just wearing his amber-tinted anti-reflective coated night driving glasses has helped reduce eyestrain a lot for him when he has to spend all day in front of the computer.
PRIO (http://www.prio.com/) seems to have the most experience dealing with CVS (the eye problem, not the pharmacy chain), but they're U.S. based so I don't know how much that helps you.
After everythig I've seen it looks like there are two solid options. 1) Buy an off-the-rack pair of 'computer glasses' at an office supply store or from a similar vendor/dealer - 2) Talk to your optometrist about getting computer glasses for work.
Hope that helps, Jam.
<- Uses glasses since he can remember
It's not that bad xD really, you just end up getting used to them.
Also they have sex appeal and you can look cooler/smart xDD
...wait...didn't you get lasik? This can't bode well.
Red got Laisik, I've never worn glasses
That sucks...I've never been able to see ever since I can remember...xDD
I've had glasses since I was 10 months old :D
xDDD
Welcome to my world!! :D
Glasses are fun! I've had them for about 7 years now, and you don't really notice them after a while. Though you'll want to get contacts for your dirtbiking escapades :P
Aye seconded.
Hay Jam! How strong a perscription do you have? I'll tell you this right now, contacts are not nearly as precise as glasses.
I personally HAAAAATE and DESPISE contacts...
Maybe it has to do with the fact that I've had glasses for ever...literally...
Don't worry! It just means your inner eyes are hardening with age! (sometimes with dehydration in youth through alcohol) Otherwise, enjoy your new glasses!
Hint: Don't match them with your hair, try to match them with your skintone and personality, like prodesign denmark: these could be yours!http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3503/3259397833_f9f743d4c1.jpg OR:
http://pds.exblog.jp/pds/1/200705/17/15/e0092115_19112277.jpg
and these are mine!VVVV
http://www.jam-graffiti.com/note/images/17.jpg
Glasses really can be fun!
Purrrrdy!
I agree @ 3@