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Hi -- I'm looking to buy (relatively) inexpensive prescription
polarized glasses. If possible. I know that "prescription polarized" and "inexpensive" are basically oxymorons. But after much testing, it really seems like I'm going to need two sets of glasses -- one for most of the day (brown or copper lenses), and one for that crucial final hour or two (yellow or amber lenses - when my vision is worst, because of the low light). Photochromic helps, but even so, the lighter end of the scale on the brown/coppers still seems to be pretty dark. Action Optics run about ~$200 a pair for prescription. I've seen others for more. Anyone seen / used any that were less expensive? Thanks, Tim |
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