Seannie
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Not true
But i wont argue further on that!
then can u share the truth? No argument. U mean got better than zeiss now meh?
Not true
But i wont argue further on that!
U have the full list?
As in smartlife digital and smartlife progressive do they cost the same? Without blue also $660?
The price dropped? Last time few years ago also this price?
Oops, I forgot to add, zeiss smartlife individual 1.74 would cost that amount.
Sorry this zeiss a bit confusing. So you mean for up to any power, smartlife individual 1.74 costs $760? Smartlife digital also have individual right, slightly more ex?
I remember few years ago individual SV already $1k+ if i am not wrong.
Targeting the smartlife digital SV individual if less than $800. I think the hoya eqaivalent is hoya active.
My current hoya EP nulux already costed $700 but not serving me well anymore becos no digital aspect to make eyes less tired. Nowadays after 40yrs old eyes getting more tired than when im in my 30s.
After looking at both hoya and zeiss website, looks like zeiss more updated wity smartlife lens.
Nulux V+ more for 20s like yourselves whose eyes still strong...
Jialak la. Like that say hard to choose.
If my degree is about 450 to 500.. and looking for transition lense.. would 1.6 index consider okay? Or recommended to pay more for 1.64 onwards?
Oh, 1.6 is surely fine. The next level up is 1.67 then 1.74. I wouldn’t recommend 1.74.
1.67 is if you really want it thinner and lighter.
Due to diminishing returns? How about higher power like 700+, or is choosing a smaller, rounder frame more helpful in reducing thickness?
last time when I asked my usual opticians, they tell me frame alone 600+Well, if you are comfortable with the price, and alright with 0 servicing if you frame spoils when using then I believe it’s alright to buy online.
Cons of online is that you don’t get any frame warranty should you go to any optical shop. The shop might service your frame e.g. clean and all on goodwill basis but when it comes to adjustment, it’s at your own risk. Shop will not shoulder any responsibilities should that happen.
Pros, probably cheaper than outside.
Honestly a lot of shop carries the brand haha.. so I can’t really pinpoint. Maybe you can look around in this forum whereby we posted quite a number of places to visit.
Due to diminishing returns? How about higher power like 700+, or is choosing a smaller, rounder frame more helpful in reducing thickness?
Follow what your trusted practitioner recommend you. Relakkk la
Jialak lar if add laohua how? Frame cannot too small must have 40mm height as what our bro here recommended. High power plus laohua die liao. Both small or large frame also die. Too small cant see. Too big the lens too thick.
But i think smartlife lens are customisable thus can reduce thickness gao gao right? My current frame is 55mm wide with 40mm height. Individual zeiss lens made until thickness can be covered by the frame. Im also quite surprised. Usually my lens always protrude out a few mm if use standard lens. So far have not tried hoya customised lens so dont know the result.
last time when I asked my usual opticians, they tell me frame alone 600+
what's the price for tokai blue light filter lens?
last time when I asked my usual opticians, they tell me frame alone 600+
what's the price for tokai blue light filter lens?