Got my sunglasses from my eye doc, and have no complaints. Those folks are good at fitting, and if you explain what problems you're having with the current glasses (and take those glasses in with you) you'll be giving the doc even more info to work with.
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04-24-2006, 08:21 PM #1
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Thanks everyone. I guess I'm uninformed. I didn't know opticians could make regular glasses. That's cool.
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04-25-2006, 08:23 AM #3
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Sometimes you'll also find that opticians sell sunglasses from Smith, Oakley, etc. If you buy the sunglasses from an optician they can and will adjust the fit for you too.
Originally Posted by miffy'sFuji
Thanks everyone. I guess I'm uninformed. I didn't know opticians could make regular glasses. That's cool.
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