Which glasses on what purposes- fog,sunny,rainy... We bought the product but not a single sheet for instructions. Please give us a details?
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I don't remember if directions came with mine but I use the clear ones for rain/fog and the polarized ones during the summer on bright days. The standard black tinted ones for whenever.
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It is up to you and your prescription lens provider. You can add UV protection to the clear lens when you order them. I did not as I assumed I would have the sunglasses "down" most of the time. I do add UV protection to my normal glasses that I wear every day.
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I'm down to just a few so I'll keep using them until they go the way of the others. Do you have a Costplus World Market near you? The one by me sells these glasses open stock so you can buy singles for just a couple of bucks. :)
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The first question I'm not sure of. These things are great. I use them for hunting in fog, rain and early mornings and late evenings in the woods. Low light is no problem for these. I'm sure there are better optics out there but for the price, I couldn't be happier. Others that have used mine have purchased their own pair.
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No there is none but I had no problem with the glass fogging up. I had it for 2 years. Can u send me a copy of the manual I lost mine and cand remember the addresses of it. Kevholsten@gmail.com
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They are lightweight active glasses. They have a very small lithium battery in the corner of the glasses that get USB charged that last a few days of continuous use. I got the Panasonic TY-ER3D4MU (medium size). They work great and fit over my regular glasses, plus are lightweight enough to not get headaches.
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I personaly have no clue but my guess is that the uv comes baked into the lense and the flaking part is the anti fog coating. But thats just my guess. Either way i dont realy use those for anything realy off road or intense because I get a bit of a gap in the nose section of the goggles.
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Will work with glasses that are not oversized. Every once in a while glasses will fog up depending on climate conditions.
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I ordered a pair for myself and 1 pair for each of my sisters in new mexico and texas. We all decided they were not user friendly for us. I don't know the strength but I can tell u this, you cannot see anything unless u hold the item about 1/8th of an inch away from our eyeglasses (we all wear glasses. we were hoping we could get splinters out but we all decided that they would not work for that either. all 3 pairs were thrown in the trash. they just did not work for us. hope this helps u
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You have to make sure you buy the correct lens cleaner for the lenses, only wipe them with a dry microfiber cloth and never wipe them with your fingers. Sounds impossible but the coating works great and it keeps the fog away 99% of the time. Whenever I got some fog I just wiped in some more of the protectant(comes with the goggles) and boom good to go.
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I am not sure about this. When I purchased it, I did not get the glasses free. Neither did I buy it.
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A good deal of wind, yes. Not all, however, which is good in the sense that it keeps them from fogging up. I think that they would work well for what you are solving for...
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Amazon has the cases for these glasses. About 10-20 dollars depending on how many glasses you want to store in one case. I need to know where mine are and that they are protected, so I just sucked it up and made the call.
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I wear reading glasses and I've used them successfully. Keep in mind that your glasses could fog though.
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Hi.I do not recommend buying these glasses. They broke after 1 day.I was nervous and threw them in the trash. The quality is very low.Andrey.
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Hello Al -- I have successfully used a micro-fiber cloth. In an emergency, a dry cotton t shirt will do and a breath to fog. These lens coatings are stable, but be careful about using liquids. This is a good site to check: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/indepth/photography/tips-solutions/how-clean-your-lens-and-filters-properly. Patrick
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No these are high quality SAFETY glasses to protect your eyes. They are ANSI rated and self tint when you wear them outside. If you are looking for glasses to cut glare at night while driving these are not them, try looking for lenses with a full YELLOW tint.