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Old September 19th 06, 06:52 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default line vs progressive lenses for sunglasses

In message , SAM 303a
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I just had to get glasses myself. The heartbreak of presbyopia.
I got progressives for general use and I've noticed that they work best when
you are looking directly at something--ie glancing at something doesn't give
good correction.


Your best distance correction might well be with contact lenses - no
distortion at all with them and peripheral vision is maximised (until
you start wearing shades!).

However you can get problems with dry eyes.

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