armedandsafe
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Andrew, I buy the common stick-on reading lenses from OPTX. I cut a little dot (larger than a BB and smaller than a 9mm ) to place on the inside, upper left corner of my right glasses lens. It has taken me about 20 years to go through my first pair and start on my second. The dot tends to come off when you hand your glasses to the tech at the optometrist.
http://www.safetyglassesusa.com/bf34.html
http://blog.optx2020.com/114/5-ways-to-use-stick-on-lenses
Now, you will need to know the approximate diopter of your prescription. Then buy the nearest stronger to cut and fit. Talk to your eye-guy for further advice. Mine let me bring my rifle and pistol into the shop and did some trials with his trial lenses. The biggest problem we had with that was when the two women came over to look at the Hawken I'd brought in.
I've pictures around someplace. I'll look and see if I can find them to post.
Pops
That little dot of magnification in the upper corner of your vision will bug you for a bit, but I've never had anybody tell me it took more than a day to forget about it.
http://www.safetyglassesusa.com/bf34.html
http://blog.optx2020.com/114/5-ways-to-use-stick-on-lenses
Now, you will need to know the approximate diopter of your prescription. Then buy the nearest stronger to cut and fit. Talk to your eye-guy for further advice. Mine let me bring my rifle and pistol into the shop and did some trials with his trial lenses. The biggest problem we had with that was when the two women came over to look at the Hawken I'd brought in.
I've pictures around someplace. I'll look and see if I can find them to post.
Pops
That little dot of magnification in the upper corner of your vision will bug you for a bit, but I've never had anybody tell me it took more than a day to forget about it.