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Old August 23rd 06, 11:27 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Kevin Anderson
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Default line vs progressive lenses for sunglasses

Help. I am at that age. I wear contacts for distance vision but now my
arms are getting too short also. Causing headaches and queasiness when
trying to read my instruments, especially the PDA.

I would like to hear back from others on what decision they made on
progressive vs. lined lenses for sunglasses?

Thanks
Kevin
SGS 1-26 192


 




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