are these sunglasses "bi focals" or is the entire lens a reader? I cannot see far distances out of a full lens sunglass reader.
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I did not get sunglasses, but the regular lens is entirely the same Rx for reading.
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Mine are simple readers. The CLiC websire offers several options. I would research there first. http://shop.sportclic.com/
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The picture I see is of the PermaFocus and these are what I received. I love them and can see great using my glasses.
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Hi Patti,They are crystal clear for long range viewing. The optics seem to be of exceptional quality for the price. They are, however, somewhat heavy but still easily handled. I'm on my second pair (the first broke while close focusing to the minimum) and this unit works very, very well. For the price it is an excellent buy if you can accept that they are mage in China.
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The thing to keep in mind about these is that they are compact. So the eye pieces are set wider than the view lenses. Turn them around.
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Yes, they are adjustable to some degree. I can focus well with one eye. My other eye is really bad, and it does not adjust completely to that eye. They work well for me, and I like them very much.
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Both eyes look through the lenses but you have to bring the object so close that it can only be in front if one at a time. Optics aren't the best either. Lenses are plastic.
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The one lens is but not the other two. They still work. I will look and work more with them in the spring.
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I don't find them to be very "user friendly" to me when I wear glasses. The glasses keep my eyes too far away from the lenses and I only see a small part of the viewing area. I have to remove my glasses when I use them.
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They're like "readers" with correction for close-up only at the bottom of the lens. If you are target shooting, I would think you'd want distance correction, not close range as a reader provides.
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Apologies for this late response. I wear glasses and have no trouble using these binocs. I would recommend them.
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They do have a 2.5 and 3.0, but they are all bifocal. The upper part of the lenses are plain, no correction.
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To be honest, mine Works really nice even at 125X. About clarity in my opinin at 100x is the average. Please just learn how to use them porperly. Ive had very good moments with my binoculars for around 2 years.
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I am not sure, but I will say they are fixed focus...there is no adjustment device. I have not been satisfied with these because of this.
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I think those are for binoculars that are 10x, 12X, 20X in power. Those are binocs more suited to astronomy. These have such a wide field of view that most people don't use them for astronomy.
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None of these answers is quite right. They DO have some pre-focusing (not magnification), like a pair of over-the-counter reading glasses. This may take some getting used to, but it is also part of how they reduce eye strain.
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I use them for driving but I do not see why they could not be used for any glasses. I doubt you woulld see much diffeence using them for reading. Blue blockers are most effectgive when they filter out the blue in outdoor vision.
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My dad uses them to watch our wide screen TV that is 11FT away. As he has Macular Degeneration. He can't read the Text, but he can see the images very clearly, and the whole screen. He loves them as there is no focus control to mess with.