Whats the best way to get glasses for distance
09-10-2013, 02:48 AM
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after consulting ophthalmologist, in my case he prescribed yelow polarized lenses ( to use all day ), and, sometimes i use melanin color polarized too, well, change my eyes!!! my visual acuity greatly improved, i have not problem to see the airplane on landing, and, on air.
i bought my lenses in luzerne optical.
jose
i bought my lenses in luzerne optical.
jose
09-16-2024, 01:42 PM
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Hey Pete,
Sounds like the same thing that I did where I needed a pair of glasses for long distance and then a pair for up close. I got the eyes checked and got an up to date prescription. With that prescription I asked the optometrist what numbers do they need to make the glasses for distance only, the they told me to tell the manufacture to make a set for distance only and a set for close up only and they did. I had them made at Glasses USA.com. This being the first set of prescription glasses that I had ever needed, it was an adjustment the first time I wore them. Every time after, the adjustment period is less than 10 minutes, but it is well worth it since when I fly the jets are crystal clear. To ensure that the prescription was correct I had the glasses checked at the optometrist and they were spot on.
Hope this helps.
Robert
Sounds like the same thing that I did where I needed a pair of glasses for long distance and then a pair for up close. I got the eyes checked and got an up to date prescription. With that prescription I asked the optometrist what numbers do they need to make the glasses for distance only, the they told me to tell the manufacture to make a set for distance only and a set for close up only and they did. I had them made at Glasses USA.com. This being the first set of prescription glasses that I had ever needed, it was an adjustment the first time I wore them. Every time after, the adjustment period is less than 10 minutes, but it is well worth it since when I fly the jets are crystal clear. To ensure that the prescription was correct I had the glasses checked at the optometrist and they were spot on.
Hope this helps.
Robert
