prescription sunglasses.

[Catrin]

Good luck with finding the right glasses! I am trying another route, time will tell if it works. My glasses are very expensive, and the thought of replacing my current glasses (which is needed), AND getting a pair of prescription sunglasses for cycling just makes my checkbook cringe

I've been considering contacts since learning that they now have contacts that can correct for astigmatism, near-sightedness, and bifocal all at the same time. The cost for 1 year of these contacts is right about 1/3 the cost of the lenses in my current glasses... so I am currently in a pair of "training" toric contacts as we await my special order trial toric contacts to arrive.

The world is a somewhat different place as the only thing these very temporary contacts is doing is to correct my distance vision (and I have NEVER seen so well in the distance). I've been told not to wear them more than 10-12 hours, but I seem to have no problem sticking my fingers in my eyes

I really hope this works, not only will I save big bucks from not having to replace my glasses, but then I can get Oakley or Ruby Projects at the regular expensive price rather then the extremely expensive prescription price...

[smilingcat]

Wow wow wowww!!!!

I sent in mybroken clip on glasses to Sports Optical and it already came back. He also added a lens cloth and a small bottle of lens cleaning solution. I wasn't expecting it.

I loved their service and really helpful.

And I'm tickled pink over the money I had to spend. $60.00 total to get a new clip on frame for my Moab HP (smith) instead of $600 or so for brand new sunglasses.

sooo happy Definitly recommend Sportsoptical.com for prescription sunglasses.