Rx transition glasses
#1
Rx transition glasses
does anyone know where i could order cheap transition rx glasses I keep looking at the panopax but they cost over $250
and my new fiancé seems to worry about the bank account rather than " that god damn bike"
and my new fiancé seems to worry about the bank account rather than " that god damn bike"
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RE: Rx transition glasses
ORIGINAL: michaelvs710
does anyone know where i could order cheap transition rx glasses I keep looking at the panopax but they cost over $250
and my new fiancé seems to worry about the bank account rather than " that god damn bike"
does anyone know where i could order cheap transition rx glasses I keep looking at the panopax but they cost over $250
and my new fiancé seems to worry about the bank account rather than " that god damn bike"
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RE: Rx transition glasses
ORIGINAL: skydvr
I'd do your research on transistion lens, they eventually wear out and then you've got heavily tinted glasses.
I'd do your research on transistion lens, they eventually wear out and then you've got heavily tinted glasses.
#6
RE: Rx transition glasses
Sounds like you need to explain to the fiance that you and the bike come as a set. My dealer quoted me almost $300 for the panoptyx. That's why I stayed with regular tinted polarized bifocal glasses.
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RE: Rx transition glasses
ORIGINAL: coastrider
Sounds like you need to explain to the fiance that you and the bike come as a set. My dealer quoted me almost $300 for the panoptyx. That's why I stayed with regular tinted polarized bifocal glasses.
Ride Safe.
Sounds like you need to explain to the fiance that you and the bike come as a set. My dealer quoted me almost $300 for the panoptyx. That's why I stayed with regular tinted polarized bifocal glasses.
Ride Safe.
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#8
RE: Rx transition glasses
I was looking Bobster Eyewear www.bobster.comTheir frames are around $40 to $50 and single vision polycarbonate transitional lenses are $154
Tripper - bi-focal polycarbonate transitional lenses are $198 - There's a little bit of savings.....
Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find any local dealers in the KC area that carried the line - I wanted to try the frames on before ordering. I did email them to see if they have a "Try & Buy" deal - got a response back very quick. Here's what they said"Yes anything you order and you don’t like you can send them back for a full refund" I'm not sure how well that would apply to Rx orders. I didn't want to deal with the hassle of sending frames back and forth mostly due to the TIME factor. I ended up going with Wiley-X. My i-doc just happened to carry that brand and BONUS - my vision plan from work covered most of the cost. I did ask about the transition wearing out over time - that is true as well. The optometrist said it'll prolly last 3 to 4 years. Not going to worry about that either - My vision plan allows me to get an exam & frames every year.
Tripper - bi-focal polycarbonate transitional lenses are $198 - There's a little bit of savings.....
Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find any local dealers in the KC area that carried the line - I wanted to try the frames on before ordering. I did email them to see if they have a "Try & Buy" deal - got a response back very quick. Here's what they said"Yes anything you order and you don’t like you can send them back for a full refund" I'm not sure how well that would apply to Rx orders. I didn't want to deal with the hassle of sending frames back and forth mostly due to the TIME factor. I ended up going with Wiley-X. My i-doc just happened to carry that brand and BONUS - my vision plan from work covered most of the cost. I did ask about the transition wearing out over time - that is true as well. The optometrist said it'll prolly last 3 to 4 years. Not going to worry about that either - My vision plan allows me to get an exam & frames every year.
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RE: Rx transition glasses
my new fiancé seems to worry about the bank account rather than " that god damn bike"