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Mental_Hernia
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Joined: 14 Oct 2002
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Location: Texas
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 Posted: 05/05/04 - 01:58 Post subject: Prescrption Sunglasses
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Two summers ago I bought a cool pair of sunglasses with prescription frames. I loved them, but EVERY time I wore them, the lesnes would fall out.. No, I wouldn't twist them out of their normal shape, simply wearing them would cause the lenses to fall out. Shit..
I took them back to Lenscrafters, who said that it was due to the curvature of the lenses, which seemed like a good excuse at the time. I ended up getting some ridiculous pair which I wore maybe twice. Seriously, twice.
I want a cool pair now, and I talked to some guy at SunGlass Hut who said that an situation like that should occur, and that if it did there is full 'warranty' coverage on loose screws or whatever..
Anyways, any recomendations on Rx-able sunglasses, that look somewhats simliar to those below? I want something that has a small, thin lense. I like the look of a lot of plastic frames, but it seems that metal has less issues/discrepencies.
http://www.bennettsclothing.com/oakley_eyewear.htm
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Rennol
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Location: Charleston, IL
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Posted: 05/05/04 - 09:13 Post subject:
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Contacts probably would be less of a hassle than corrected sunglasses.
Or you can just get a clip on sunglass thing to fit over your other glasses.
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principessa
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Haroun Zehra
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Frostkiss
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Posted: 05/05/04 - 14:22 Post subject:
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I used Oakley too =)
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