Originally Posted By: WTJackalope
BigMike that sounds exactly up my alley. Do you recall where you bought them?
I got them at my local eye doctor so I don't know if it could be of any help to you. I had not gone to one in probably 10 years, but started going a few years ago to get annual checkups. My eyes are healthy, but I have astigmatisms in both eyes, resulting in things being just a little off on clarity. I believe my numbers are 20/25 and 20/30. Nothing major but street signs can be the worst, resulting in many arguments with my wife when traveling. She tries to navigate but when everything looks fuzzy on a sign, I tend to turn at the wrong locations. GPS has helped, but nothing like being able to actually SEE. The Ray Bans are a blessing and I'd have paid twice as much for them knowing what I know now.
If you've never used polarized glasses, I'll explain that it is different. The colors pop. Mine are tinted a brown color, instead of gray. If I find the model #, I'll pass it along to you.
BigMike that sounds exactly up my alley. Do you recall where you bought them?
I got them at my local eye doctor so I don't know if it could be of any help to you. I had not gone to one in probably 10 years, but started going a few years ago to get annual checkups. My eyes are healthy, but I have astigmatisms in both eyes, resulting in things being just a little off on clarity. I believe my numbers are 20/25 and 20/30. Nothing major but street signs can be the worst, resulting in many arguments with my wife when traveling. She tries to navigate but when everything looks fuzzy on a sign, I tend to turn at the wrong locations. GPS has helped, but nothing like being able to actually SEE. The Ray Bans are a blessing and I'd have paid twice as much for them knowing what I know now.
If you've never used polarized glasses, I'll explain that it is different. The colors pop. Mine are tinted a brown color, instead of gray. If I find the model #, I'll pass it along to you.
