Report what he says; its a rare one who knows anything
at all about this subject.

At 16:24 21 January 2006, wrote:
Hi all,
Thank you for your comment. I will talk with my optician
about
Suntiger, Rayban and Melanin.
Will see what he recommend.
Regards
S6


bumper wrote:
Progressive lenses are not 'progressive bifocals'.
I've been wearing and flying with progressive lenses
for years. Vision is corrected to 20-12. Progressives
do take some getting used to, however they allow distance
vision, close-up reading and everything in between
- like the panel.

Some people cannot adapt to progressives, too bad,
they sure are great if you can!

bumper
Minden NV
'01-- Zero One' wrote in message news:gq2dnWTWkJZ370zeRVn-pw@c
omcast.com...
There are some very good reasons not to use progressive
bifocals for flying. Use lined bifocals instead.
This will optimize the visual acuity for what we need.
distance vision (to spot other aircraft, birds, etc.)
and arms length vision (charts, instruments, etc.).



Larry

'01' USA