The Spectacles Thread. - Part 2

GANGSTERKIA

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Wait... so you sleep about 4 hours a day?

8hours outdoor then yeah probably transitions are a good idea.

But if you are also spending 12 hours looking at a computer, maybe get an office lens too. Looking at a computer for Long hours with progressives is tiring. Office lens at least you don’t have to tilt/adjust your head so much.



I spend probably 8 hours outdoor and 12 hours on computer.
My existing specs always release oil on the side of the frames.
 

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any recommendation for a rimless frame?

will be wearing for the whole day, looking for something comfortable and formal
 

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Hi all, I need to replace my 2+ years old Oakley Splinter frame. I think the frame size is perfect for me but the rubber socks on the side is subject to wear and tear and I had to replace it every now and then. I was thinking of replacing it with thinner frame, lightweight and comfortable. Any recommendation for a titanium made frame? I can’t use other metal/alloy frames as I have allergies to certain metals.

Also, recommendations for lens? I’m currently using Shamir Blue Zero with anti-fatigue. Mainly use glasses for computer, gaming and reading.
 

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Hi all, I need to replace my 2+ years old Oakley Splinter frame. I think the frame size is perfect for me but the rubber socks on the side is subject to wear and tear and I had to replace it every now and then. I was thinking of replacing it with thinner frame, lightweight and comfortable. Any recommendation for a titanium made frame? I can’t use other metal/alloy frames as I have allergies to certain metals.

Also, recommendations for lens? I’m currently using Shamir Blue Zero with anti-fatigue. Mainly use glasses for computer, gaming and reading.


many brands with titanium. depending on your budget. best to go down to a shop and have a look. as long as it is titanium, shouldnt be a problem.

The current lens is good. Unless you are not satisfied, then can switch. I usually recommend eyezen from essilor or unless customer requests other brands then we go from there.
 

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Any good shops in northeast area? I want to get a new spectacles and I have very high myopia thus need to use glass lens.
 

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Nanfang optometrist? Very established optical practice.( at Serangoon).

Also you may want to consider looking for Ricky chong there.

Any good shops in northeast area? I want to get a new spectacles and I have very high myopia thus need to use glass lens.
 

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hi, i am 40+
never wear specs at all despite being short sighted and asti i think
left eye ok, right eye pretty bad...lazy eye

spend many hours in front of pc
by evening, often found myself reading the screen with right eye closed subconsciously

any idea what kind of glasses/lenses i need?
only intend to use for pc

where is a good place to get without being chopped carrot?
estimated price range?


thanks
 

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Oakley 200-300
Silhouette 400+
Lindberg 700+

Before less prices.

Lindberg probably Jamco, the other 2.. I not too sure. Many shop carries silhouettes and Oakley.

what's the price range like for each of the 3 brands?

which carries a good collection of those 3? so i can go down to see
 

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Get yourself a digital lens/anti fatigue or maybe even progressives.

Digital lenses/antifatigue lenses comes with blue light filter too.

Price range from 200+ onwards(depending on your prescription).

hi, i am 40+
never wear specs at all despite being short sighted and asti i think
left eye ok, right eye pretty bad...lazy eye

spend many hours in front of pc
by evening, often found myself reading the screen with right eye closed subconsciously

any idea what kind of glasses/lenses i need?
only intend to use for pc

where is a good place to get without being chopped carrot?
estimated price range?


thanks
 

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Get yourself a digital lens/anti fatigue or maybe even progressives.

Digital lenses/antifatigue lenses comes with blue light filter too.

Price range from 200+ onwards(depending on your prescription).

thanks
so i just ask for Digital lenses/antifatigue ...so owndays/zoff etc dun have

btw can do 1 side higher refractive, 1 side normal to save cost :s13::s13:
my left eye is near perfect
 

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Means one eye see clear for near the other eye will see blur. Is that what you prefer?

Cost vs effectiveness. I think doing for both would be the better option instead of saving.

thanks
so i just ask for Digital lenses/antifatigue ...so owndays/zoff etc dun have

btw can do 1 side higher refractive, 1 side normal to save cost :s13::s13:
my left eye is near perfect
 

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Oakley 200-300
Silhouette 400+
Lindberg 700+

Before less prices.

Lindberg probably Jamco, the other 2.. I not too sure. Many shop carries silhouettes and Oakley.
where should I go to for Silhouette?

saw Titan Dynamics Contour & Dynamics Colorwave, any idea how much this is going for?

also heard their rimless can break easily, is that true?
 

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rimless by itself, without any frame, naturally is more vulnerable to breakage e.g. putting weight on it It or lens breaking due to dropping it from a higher height.

I personally don’t think it breaks easily and depends on the wearers handling honestly.

where should I go to for Silhouette?

saw Titan Dynamics Contour & Dynamics Colorwave, any idea how much this is going for?

also heard their rimless can break easily, is that true?
 

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rimless by itself, without any frame, naturally is more vulnerable to breakage e.g. putting weight on it It or lens breaking due to dropping it from a higher height.

I personally don’t think it breaks easily and depends on the wearers handling honestly.
Silhouette full-rim seems really thin n light too ...

Which shop carries the most extensive range for Silhouette?

www.smartbuyglasses.com.sg - how this site? safe to buy from them?
 
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