The Spectacles Thread. - Part 2

GANGSTERKIA

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Ya bro its eyezen. Btw is there any big differences between

Crizal EyeZen

Crizal Prevencia Lens (Blue Light Protection)


Do u mind recommending me. Im a heavy computer/phone user. Thanks for ur answers

Eyezen is an antifatigue lens at comes with along with Prevencia.
If you are late 20s/early 30s, eyezen is not too bad TBH(but even early teens can also use eyezen)

Prevencia is the Anti-blue light filter/coating.

Thus how eyezen works is that the top 1/2 of the lenses is your original power for distance, the lower 1/2 has the degree reduced by about 0.40 to help in relaxing your eyes, relaxes your accommodation/eye muscles. Its really good. Theres something called eyezen FIT where you can adjust the lower portion degree 0.40/0.60/0.8. But depending on your age and of course your workload. All in all i say the price of the lens is really too cheap and too good of a deal.
Just make sure the frame quality is good otherwise you got a steal!
 

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Lindberg is superbly comfortable. Well worth the money imo. Lotos now looks tempting too lol.
 

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Lindberg is superbly comfortable. Well worth the money imo. Lotos now looks tempting too lol.

It is never enough eh? When i saw lotos years back i shocked by its price. And when they take the frame out still must wear gloves and all.
 

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Where would be a good place that allows me to bring in my own frame and just get the lens done up?

Looking at anti blue-light ones

No need to be super cheap.. just reliable and decently / reasonably priced..

Any recommendations?
 

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Oakley or tag heuer frame better? Looking for half frame type.. any recommendations?

Tag Heuer Is better but their service center in Singapore has shifted to HK iirc. Thus any servicing is very difficult. Half frame maybe you can look at Oakley, Undostrial, Porsche. There are more of course!
 

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Where would be a good place that allows me to bring in my own frame and just get the lens done up?

Looking at anti blue-light ones

No need to be super cheap.. just reliable and decently / reasonably priced..

Any recommendations?

Any preferred Locations? north south east west and also e.g. orchard area, amk area or smth like that?
 

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Anywhere from north / central / town / amk / east is fine for me except west :s13:

Thats like so many places.

Ok places that i would recommend,
town(kj optometrists)@plaza Sing
East(jamco optical)@katong shopping centre
East(EyeSite/Lensman) @parkway
 
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Where would be a good place that allows me to bring in my own frame and just get the lens done up?

Looking at anti blue-light ones

No need to be super cheap.. just reliable and decently / reasonably priced..

Any recommendations?

Hi AlvinDJ,

Many shops sell anti blue-light ones, just have to make sure they demo to you the blue filter properties. :)

Check out the lens demo here:
 
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Oakley or tag heuer frame better? Looking for half frame type.. any recommendations?

Definitely Oakleys! Previous Tag Heuer's agent closed down. Any Tag Heuer frames out in the market is currently without any warranty. Same goes for stocks that we have on hand.

Pricewise Oakleys frames are easily 20-30% lower than Tag Heuer. :)
 
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Ya bro its eyezen. Btw is there any big differences between

Crizal EyeZen

Crizal Prevencia Lens (Blue Light Protection)


Do u mind recommending me. Im a heavy computer/phone user. Thanks for ur answers


Hi Kusuoh,

Crizel EyeZen falls in the category of anti-fatigue lenses. Many brands carry this range of lenses. We'ld usually prescribe it to younger folks(25-38yo) who face alot of near work.

For heavy CPU/mobile phone users, We would recommend Asahi-Lite UV420/ Tokai Lutina. These lenses blocks up to 94% HEV (Harmful Blue) light
The only local authorised agent for these 2 lenses is Mvision Singapore.

Check out the lens demo here:


For Anti Fatigue + Blue Filter lenses, you can consider:
MPIO Asahi-Lite or MPIO Lutina from Mvision for maximum comfort.
 

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Like to share what I saw in IG. Not sure if it work though.

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Like to share what I saw in IG. Not sure if it work though.

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how much?

the shop in Singapore that brings in Kickstarter things also selling

https://wtpstore.co/collections/everyday/products/nerdwax

I have problem if I use spectacles with nose pads, slip even more than spectacles without notepad

another problem is my eyebrows will make the lens oily

how? thank you

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Need some advise here and thanks in advance.

I have astig but my lens are always without astig as I can’t get used to it and there isn’t much problem in vision. After getting a new pair of specs recently, I have been having blurry vision in the day. Night not as bad.
Is it because the astig has worsen or is it due to the design of the specs?
Previous specs is full rim, current one is ush Jason and it’s not exactly full rim.
 

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Need some advise here and thanks in advance.

I have astig but my lens are always without astig as I can’t get used to it and there isn’t much problem in vision. After getting a new pair of specs recently, I have been having blurry vision in the day. Night not as bad.
Is it because the astig has worsen or is it due to the design of the specs?
Previous specs is full rim, current one is ush Jason and it’s not exactly full rim.

ok, afew qns to check first.
1) The new specs does it have astig in it?
2) did your optom/optician told you if degree and astig increased?
3)not exactly full rim=? Is it half frame or those really thin rim such that the lenses are exposed more?
4)how High is your degree?
5)Have the optom/Optician adjusted your glasses for you too?
 

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ok, afew qns to check first.
1) The new specs does it have astig in it?
2) did your optom/optician told you if degree and astig increased?
3)not exactly full rim=? Is it half frame or those really thin rim such that the lenses are exposed more?
4)how High is your degree?
5)Have the optom/Optician adjusted your glasses for you too?

1. No astig in the new specs.
2. Degree same. For astig, i rmb i heard smthg about it. Cant really recall but it's either increase or now instead of 1 eye both eyes have it.
3. thin rim with lenses exposed more. gotta use 1.6 lens
4. -300 and -175
5. adjusted the fit? yes, multiple times.

So now a bit sian thinking should i change the specs at other places.

Thanks.
 

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Yup. Is Duravision Blueprotect 1.6 Phtofusion grey. So I guess the price is reasonable. Wow, didn’t know lens price increased over the year by so much.

I am looking at a new pair of glasses for myself too. Shortsighted-650, Astig -100.
Thinking of getting one with progressive cause age catching up, think my “Lao Hua” is getting worse.
Need something lightweight, thinking of 1.67 index. Facing laptop most of the time now, so I guess those with blue light protect is good. And finally probable get back one with transition to protect from UV.

Budget is $750. Any recommended shop at Jurong East/West?
 
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