can the prescription lens come out
1004298
Yes. I wear contacts with these glasses and have no need for the rx insert.
1541770
Yes. The only thing about it is that when it is pulled all the way back, giving the widest view, the artificial extension of the lens will cause the edges of the lens to show up in the frame. Similar to what can happen when you put on a lens filter without a step-up ring.
322514
Your lens goes onto the tube with the metal face ring on it. To release your lens, simply push the silver knob towards the back of the tube. It releases a small pin that locks your lens onto the extension tube/s. Don't unscrew the knob, because it is what actuates the pin! Always read the instructions before assembling anything to avoid breaking them.
421414
Yes, sort of. Directly popping out one lense will likely damage the frame. If you use a jewelers screw driver to loosen/remove the screw holding the frame together and then remover the lense, tighten the screw and you have a one lense pair of glasses. A small drop of maybe clear nail polish will hold the screw in place. Removing them makes them likely to loosen. After "gluing" the screw you will NOT be able to remove it in the future without difficultly and potentially damaging screw or frame. Removing a lense will significantly weaken the frame and great caution must be exercised to avoid damaging the glasses (or now glass with frame). Yes, sort of. Directly popping out one lense will likely damage the frame. If you use a jewelers screw driver to loosen/remove the screw holding the frame together and then remover the lense, tighten the screw and you have a one lense pair of glasses. A small drop of maybe clear nail polish will hold the screw in place. Removing them makes them likely to loosen. After "gluing" the screw you will NOT be able to remove it in the future without difficultly and potentially damaging screw or frame. Removing a lense will significantly weaken the frame and great caution must be exercised... » Read More Yes, sort of. Directly popping out one lense will likely damage the frame. If you use a jewelers screw driver to loosen/remove the screw holding the frame together and then remover the lense, tighten the screw and you have a one lense pair of glasses. A small drop of maybe clear nail polish will hold the screw in place. Removing them makes them likely to loosen. After "gluing" the screw you will NOT be able to remove it in the future without difficultly and potentially damaging screw or frame. Removing a lense will significantly weaken the frame and great caution must be exercised to avoid damaging the glasses (or now glass with frame). « Show Less
1148259
I have no problems to take out the lens hood. Just turn it counterclockwise.
2120560
I don't think. Once you tighten them on your lens and clip the left overs, it is not possible to remove it without damaging. But a strap for each lens.
337599
Yes. But it comes with four lenses so I found one of them is close to my prescription, so I use it along with one or two of the other lenses instead of my glasses now. I also found them useful in repairing my glasses recently.
1755990
Yes you can, as long as the store will do it for you. Also, if you have a written prescription you want to use, you can email or fax it to Clic toll free at: (877) 420-4097. They offer the following lens options: **Single Vision $29.99 / Bi-focal $49.99 / Progressive $119.99 / Transition $79.99 additional.Custom prescriptions can take up to a week to process.
1438184
The prescription frame is just that, only a frame, and not specific to myopia. I doubt it is available separately from this seller but it appears just like those commonly available.
261923
Yes, the lenses come off and are separate. My wife has a set of these and LOVES them. 3 different sun shades for different conditions and we were able to get corrected lenses with no problem. Great product.
1618023
YES. It's a very simple process. Loosen the screw beside the lens. Use small needle nosed pliers to screw the lens in or out until you get a good focus, then re tighten the side screw. That's it. You're done.
584694
Hello Cynthia. Just bend a little the lens to insert or extract from the right spots as the lens have a small cut to adapt perfectly. It's easy.Good luck!
1903799
The lenses are very easy to change, however there is a trick to it. It will take a little practice. They will not fit over prescription lenses however.
589777
The glasses come with a prescription optical frame. You would need to take the frame to your own ophthalmologist for have lenses made to fit it.
2070462
Pull the eye piece out at far as it will go. The dioptric is on the left hand side near the bottom of the eye piece. It's very small and hard to find and hard to to get your finger in there to make the adjustment.
2041704
I don't think so. The Olloclip people make a case which has a sliding top (like a zippo lighter) which allows the lenses to be attached.
128721
Hi JJ, I highly doubt that you could change these to prescription lenses... the goggles seem more like a cool toy rather than something of good quality.. Hope this helps :)