This may seem like a dumb question but the glasses come with a red tab on both sides of one lens and a blue one on the other. Are they to be removed?
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Hello mzach! Yes, you must remove these tabs before viewing 3D with these glasses. Cheers. Drew
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Don't really know the answer to that. I know my son-in-law had one of those little lenses and had a problem with it, but don't know if that is the same one. Sorry.
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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
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I don't think the lenses are removable by snap on and off. But if you had contacs on they work great since their is passing behind the lenses.
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I don't know, however the lense give off a nice shade of blue. I wear them over my rx in the day time. For that price why not buy a pair and maybe amazon will let you return it if it does not meet your needs.
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Yes, you can replace the lenses with your prescription. That's what I did with mine. But like I advised someone else, the frames on the side obstruct your peripheral vision.
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You would have to check with your optometrist to see if they can craft the lenses to fit. I have two pair of these, one with plastic and one with perforated steel. It is rather difficult to get the lens out and back in because there is no screw or anything in the frame. The plastic is probably more pliable at elevated temperatures, which could be used to pop the lens out and back in. They were not designed to have the lenses removed.
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The set I got came with clear, smoked/dark, and amber lenses. Though some of the earlier reviewers mentioned not having these included with their purchase.
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I'm not sure. They come in standard "reader" strengths. I suppose you could take them to your optometrist to see if they can replace the standard lenses with your personal prescription.
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My guess is yes. This is because they are part of the body. The lenses are sold as just a unit.
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I ordered this lens for my daughter for Christmas and it is new in original packaging. The 'additional' components to the package deal (like the filters, lens cloth, etc.) were in the Amazon package itself - not in with the lens. Hope this is helpful.
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There's kind of a notch on the back, right below where the triangle is pointing to. In that notch is a silver tab. That tab has to be pressed down, or moved to the side. That will lift the tiny metal cylinder that locks into the lens and holds the adapter into the lens. I have a few different types of adapters, and they're all a little tricky to get off. But once you understand the concept of lifting that tiny cylinder up, it's not too hard to figure out how to remove them.
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To remove the filter from your lens you have to unscrew it holding the bottom part of the lens, not the top part because the top part adjust only the polarization of the filter. I hope this will help you Rejean
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No most lenses don't unless you get custom "Transition" brand. The one I ordered was a smoke gray throughout. Not the two shades as shown in picture
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Use a small flat head screwdriver. Look at each lens and you will see the tab you need to push on. Very easy process. Just take your time and not force the removal.
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You can order lenses separately. However, since one is such a small rx, the difference between that and the lens that comes with the goggles would be minimal. Correcting the eye with the higher prescription was enough to make a huge difference for my daughter. You'll need to order the goggles and then a specific lens separately.
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It isn't worth trying to take the lens off the metal. I only needed the lens too, but the whole thing changes with two screws. Just take the bulb out, take the two screws lose or out and put the new lens in place and put the screws back in, put the bulb back in and your done.