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Jim Kelly wrote:
Another advantage with the 'stick-on' bifocals is that you can carefully trim them to make them narrow in width (about 60% of their original width), thus preserving the ability to look 'outside and down' without their intrusion. I used them for several years on Serengeti sunglasses and liked them, but switched to the Sunreaders when I discovered those even better because they were untinted in the bifocal area, and because the stick-on bifocals introduced some glare when the sun hit that area. I think the two extra surfaces between the sunglasses and bifocals caused it; nonetheless, they can be a good solution for people with prescription sunglasses. At ~$20, they are cheap to try, and cutting them down as Jim suggests is a good idea. You can probably get them to stick better, and reduce the glare I got. -- Change "netto" to "net" to email me directly Eric Greenwell Washington State USA |
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