glasses!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!?
Q. im going to go to my first real eye exam soon to get glasses, im just wondering when they tell me what kind of glasses prescription i need, will i be able to glasses on that day or will i most likely have to wait for them to make the glasses? thanks or does it depend on were i go? im thinking of lens crafters or pearle vision
Asked by ??? - Mon Sep 17 19:14:56 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it depends on where you go... lenscrafters can make your glasses in about an hour... good luck!
Answered by Jenny - Tue Sep 18 19:03:41 2007
Q. im going to go to my first real eye exam soon to get glasses, im just wondering when they tell me what kind of glasses prescription i need, will i be able to glasses on that day or will i most likely have to wait for them to make the glasses? thanks or does it depend on were i go? im thinking of lens crafters or pearle vision
Asked by ??? - Mon Sep 17 19:14:56 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it depends on where you go... lenscrafters can make your glasses in about an hour... good luck!
Answered by Jenny - Tue Sep 18 19:03:41 2007
GLASSES?!?!?!?!?!?!?
Q. Umm i broke my glasses and i just wanted 2 now like how long it takes 2 get sum new ones and how old u have 2 B 2 get contacts or is it just when ur responsible enough umm anyways thanx!!
Asked by i heart neville longbottom - Sun Aug 17 14:47:46 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it takes 2 to 3 days to make new glasses (if your Rx is less than 1 year old) to wear contacts you need to be a responsible person, If you clean your room and take responsibility seriosly then you make be able to take care of contact and your eyes. (usually around 13 or 14 y/o) when wearing contacts you have to worry about neovascularization, corneal ulcers, allergies, infections etc. LASIK??? you need to be an adult and not have had a RX change for at least 2 years
Answered by gina w - Sun Aug 17 15:09:36 2008
Q. Umm i broke my glasses and i just wanted 2 now like how long it takes 2 get sum new ones and how old u have 2 B 2 get contacts or is it just when ur responsible enough umm anyways thanx!!
Asked by i heart neville longbottom - Sun Aug 17 14:47:46 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it takes 2 to 3 days to make new glasses (if your Rx is less than 1 year old) to wear contacts you need to be a responsible person, If you clean your room and take responsibility seriosly then you make be able to take care of contact and your eyes. (usually around 13 or 14 y/o) when wearing contacts you have to worry about neovascularization, corneal ulcers, allergies, infections etc. LASIK??? you need to be an adult and not have had a RX change for at least 2 years
Answered by gina w - Sun Aug 17 15:09:36 2008
How can glasses change your appearance when you take them off?
Q. I've been wearing glasses for 4-5 years already and I'm near-sighted. When I take them off, I noticed that I have really big bags and dark circles under my eyes that are not visible when I'm wearing my glasses. My eyes also look more dry and different, compare to people who don't wear glasses. Is this because of glasses or something else? Thanks in advance.
Asked by Plain - Sun Jan 3 01:38:38 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i have that issue as well (i've been wearing glasses for eight years and when i take them off, i feel like i look totally different). i think it's due to the fact that my glasses are, in fact, covering part of my face; they cover the gap between your eyes, the top of your nose and the sides of your face). i think they probably look 'dry' because the glass might make them look glossy? lol, idk about that one. about the dark circles: the outline of your glasses actually frame your eyes, so that your actual eyes are right in the center, however, when you take them off, there is no frame making the dark circles very, very visible. so, yeah, it's because of your glasses.. :)
Answered by live and let live - Sun Jan 10 19:13:42 2010
Q. I've been wearing glasses for 4-5 years already and I'm near-sighted. When I take them off, I noticed that I have really big bags and dark circles under my eyes that are not visible when I'm wearing my glasses. My eyes also look more dry and different, compare to people who don't wear glasses. Is this because of glasses or something else? Thanks in advance.
Asked by Plain - Sun Jan 3 01:38:38 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i have that issue as well (i've been wearing glasses for eight years and when i take them off, i feel like i look totally different). i think it's due to the fact that my glasses are, in fact, covering part of my face; they cover the gap between your eyes, the top of your nose and the sides of your face). i think they probably look 'dry' because the glass might make them look glossy? lol, idk about that one. about the dark circles: the outline of your glasses actually frame your eyes, so that your actual eyes are right in the center, however, when you take them off, there is no frame making the dark circles very, very visible. so, yeah, it's because of your glasses.. :)
Answered by live and let live - Sun Jan 10 19:13:42 2010
How do those glasses that turn into sunglasses in the sun work?
Q. Some people have glasses that turn into shades when they're out in the sun. When they come indoors, it turns back into regular vision glasses. How do those lens work??
Asked by j1 projectz - Sat Aug 16 23:12:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Transitions lenses are photochromic lenses. "Photochromic" means the lenses change from clear to dark in the presence of ultraviolet (UV) radiation, such as when exposed to sunlight. Indoors and at night, Transitions lenses are as clear as regular clear lenses. Outdoors, when exposed to the sun's UV rays, they turn sunglass dark, enhancing the quality of vision by reducing glare, thereby minimizing eye strain and fatigue, and improving contrast in all light conditions. And it's all automatic thats from those glasses are called transitions lenses
Answered by A - Sat Aug 16 23:17:37 2008
Q. Some people have glasses that turn into shades when they're out in the sun. When they come indoors, it turns back into regular vision glasses. How do those lens work??
Asked by j1 projectz - Sat Aug 16 23:12:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Transitions lenses are photochromic lenses. "Photochromic" means the lenses change from clear to dark in the presence of ultraviolet (UV) radiation, such as when exposed to sunlight. Indoors and at night, Transitions lenses are as clear as regular clear lenses. Outdoors, when exposed to the sun's UV rays, they turn sunglass dark, enhancing the quality of vision by reducing glare, thereby minimizing eye strain and fatigue, and improving contrast in all light conditions. And it's all automatic thats from those glasses are called transitions lenses
Answered by A - Sat Aug 16 23:17:37 2008
What kinds of glasses are good for emo guys?
Q. I have glasses and I want the emo look, so what kinds of glasses would be right? Please provide a link to a picture!
Asked by Istiaque - Sat Feb 13 22:32:42 2010 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. emmooo
Answered by Angie - Sat Feb 13 22:36:19 2010
Q. I have glasses and I want the emo look, so what kinds of glasses would be right? Please provide a link to a picture!
Asked by Istiaque - Sat Feb 13 22:32:42 2010 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. emmooo
Answered by Angie - Sat Feb 13 22:36:19 2010
How many glasses of milk should you drink a day?
Q. How many glasses of milk should you drink a day, and is putting ovaltine in it good for you also? Will this help you grow?
Asked by nymetsfan23 - Thu Feb 15 20:03:16 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi there. I say you should drink 3 glasses a milk a day. One for Breakfast, one for lunch, and one for dinner. Putting ovaltine in milk, I don't think it would hurt anything but it might taste bad. Also of course you will grow, milk keeps you big and strong. Cheers =)
Answered by christian g - Thu Feb 15 20:15:48 2007
Q. How many glasses of milk should you drink a day, and is putting ovaltine in it good for you also? Will this help you grow?
Asked by nymetsfan23 - Thu Feb 15 20:03:16 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi there. I say you should drink 3 glasses a milk a day. One for Breakfast, one for lunch, and one for dinner. Putting ovaltine in milk, I don't think it would hurt anything but it might taste bad. Also of course you will grow, milk keeps you big and strong. Cheers =)
Answered by christian g - Thu Feb 15 20:15:48 2007
What type of 3d glasses will work with a Panasonic 3D capable tv?
Q. Not looking to spend $150/pair on glasses. Don't suppose I can hope the "free" glasses from the 3D movies @ the theater will work?
Asked by Brandi - Mon Jun 7 14:47:08 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sorry but there are no free glasses which will work for the new 3D tvs out there...the glasses which work for the 3D tvs have sophisticated electronics in them which give the wearer the illusion of depth giving the 3D effect. The glasses at movie theaters just have a special Lens which makes the blurry image in focus, but they will not work with the new 3D tvs because the 150$ glasses (blink) many times a second which is controlled by a small computer chip, so there is a reason why they are so expensive...But to answer your question the 3D glasses you wear to watch (for example 'Shrek 3D') will not work for your 3D tv...You may be able to find a used pair for less on the internet...The 3D tv glasses also need either batteries or some other… [cont.]
Answered by J - Mon Jun 7 14:58:16 2010
Q. Not looking to spend $150/pair on glasses. Don't suppose I can hope the "free" glasses from the 3D movies @ the theater will work?
Asked by Brandi - Mon Jun 7 14:47:08 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sorry but there are no free glasses which will work for the new 3D tvs out there...the glasses which work for the 3D tvs have sophisticated electronics in them which give the wearer the illusion of depth giving the 3D effect. The glasses at movie theaters just have a special Lens which makes the blurry image in focus, but they will not work with the new 3D tvs because the 150$ glasses (blink) many times a second which is controlled by a small computer chip, so there is a reason why they are so expensive...But to answer your question the 3D glasses you wear to watch (for example 'Shrek 3D') will not work for your 3D tv...You may be able to find a used pair for less on the internet...The 3D tv glasses also need either batteries or some other… [cont.]
Answered by J - Mon Jun 7 14:58:16 2010
How do glasses work on a person with perfect vision?
Q. I have very poor eyesight, and I always wonder what the reverse effect is on when people wear my glasses. If they wear my glasses, their vision is extremely blurred.. so is it by chance like letting them walk in my shoes? I am wondering if it's a parallel relationship between the two instances. Whereas the glasses correct my vision to their status, would the glasses be screwing with their vision to bring it down to my own status? to the same degree?
Asked by Brad - Tue Aug 4 18:28:49 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When people with perfect vision look through your glasses, they are not going to see exactly what you see without your glasses. If you are nearsighted, you will have glasses with concave lenses. If a person with normal vision puts them on, the effect will be similar to as if they were farsighted, their eyes will try to accommodate to bring the image into focus (just as when looking at a close object). If the lenses are not very strong or if the person is fairly young and has a wide range of accommodation, they might actually be able to see through the glasses but things will look smaller, and further away and they might get headaches with continued wearing. Also they might have trouble seeing near objects as they might not have enough… [cont.]
Answered by Flying Dragon - Tue Aug 4 20:31:14 2009
Q. I have very poor eyesight, and I always wonder what the reverse effect is on when people wear my glasses. If they wear my glasses, their vision is extremely blurred.. so is it by chance like letting them walk in my shoes? I am wondering if it's a parallel relationship between the two instances. Whereas the glasses correct my vision to their status, would the glasses be screwing with their vision to bring it down to my own status? to the same degree?
Asked by Brad - Tue Aug 4 18:28:49 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When people with perfect vision look through your glasses, they are not going to see exactly what you see without your glasses. If you are nearsighted, you will have glasses with concave lenses. If a person with normal vision puts them on, the effect will be similar to as if they were farsighted, their eyes will try to accommodate to bring the image into focus (just as when looking at a close object). If the lenses are not very strong or if the person is fairly young and has a wide range of accommodation, they might actually be able to see through the glasses but things will look smaller, and further away and they might get headaches with continued wearing. Also they might have trouble seeing near objects as they might not have enough… [cont.]
Answered by Flying Dragon - Tue Aug 4 20:31:14 2009
Should a window with water vapour inside its glasses be repaired or replaced?
Q. One window of my 20 yr old house has water condensation inside its two glass pieces. I am thinking of drilling one or two tiny holes on the inside glass piece so that the water vapor can come out. I realise that these holes may reduce the insulation of the window glasses, as window company told me to replace it. But then again, cold air can always come inside my house through my kitchen exhaust vent and chimney?
Asked by T E - Mon Feb 4 21:08:20 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Drilling holes may make the problem worse but if your only other option is to replace the window, give it a shot. I'd drill the holes and then use to heat gun to warm the window and the inner space. Once the moisture has been driven out, I'd seal the tiny holes with epoxy or some other material that I could take off as needed to drive out any more moistute that accumulates. Apparently there are companies that specalize in defogging windows so you may have another option other than replacing the window bg
Answered by Bill G - Mon Feb 4 21:32:24 2008
Q. One window of my 20 yr old house has water condensation inside its two glass pieces. I am thinking of drilling one or two tiny holes on the inside glass piece so that the water vapor can come out. I realise that these holes may reduce the insulation of the window glasses, as window company told me to replace it. But then again, cold air can always come inside my house through my kitchen exhaust vent and chimney?
Asked by T E - Mon Feb 4 21:08:20 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Drilling holes may make the problem worse but if your only other option is to replace the window, give it a shot. I'd drill the holes and then use to heat gun to warm the window and the inner space. Once the moisture has been driven out, I'd seal the tiny holes with epoxy or some other material that I could take off as needed to drive out any more moistute that accumulates. Apparently there are companies that specalize in defogging windows so you may have another option other than replacing the window bg
Answered by Bill G - Mon Feb 4 21:32:24 2008
How to find my lost glasses and where to look?
Q. I lost them last tuesday or wednesday. I went to school then I went to the church to practice my graduation. My mother found out and the glasses cost over 300 dollars. She will be mad and probably frustrated. I have 2 pairs of glasses one at home a one at school. Please find it in your heart to pray and give me tips on where they can be. I have loooked at home. So the two last places can be at school and Hillary's car.
Asked by Kara - Tue May 22 14:53:16 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would just say keep looking and for sure keep praying and just backtrack all the places you have been. Make sure you look at home again in case you have overlooked them there. And at schol check in the lost and found if you have one. I'm praying for you!
Answered by Rosey - Tue May 22 14:59:49 2007
Q. I lost them last tuesday or wednesday. I went to school then I went to the church to practice my graduation. My mother found out and the glasses cost over 300 dollars. She will be mad and probably frustrated. I have 2 pairs of glasses one at home a one at school. Please find it in your heart to pray and give me tips on where they can be. I have loooked at home. So the two last places can be at school and Hillary's car.
Asked by Kara - Tue May 22 14:53:16 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would just say keep looking and for sure keep praying and just backtrack all the places you have been. Make sure you look at home again in case you have overlooked them there. And at schol check in the lost and found if you have one. I'm praying for you!
Answered by Rosey - Tue May 22 14:59:49 2007
How can I keep my glasses from foggingup under a mask?
Q. I want to wear a ninja mask but the mask fogs up my glasses? (Yes I know I'm a nerd and I'm proud) Anyone know of a way to keep my glasses from fogging? THANKS!
Asked by WellSir... - Fri Jan 12 00:24:37 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In Suba diving we have the same problem. They make a antifog gel you can buy. About 5 bucks a tube. In a pinch we also can use toothpaste and very temp fix is spit on a dive mask. do not use abrasive toothpaste on glass.
Answered by Carl P - Fri Jan 12 00:34:38 2007
Q. I want to wear a ninja mask but the mask fogs up my glasses? (Yes I know I'm a nerd and I'm proud) Anyone know of a way to keep my glasses from fogging? THANKS!
Asked by WellSir... - Fri Jan 12 00:24:37 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In Suba diving we have the same problem. They make a antifog gel you can buy. About 5 bucks a tube. In a pinch we also can use toothpaste and very temp fix is spit on a dive mask. do not use abrasive toothpaste on glass.
Answered by Carl P - Fri Jan 12 00:34:38 2007
What is the best way to clean eye glasses with the shine free coating on them?
Q. I have been wearing eye glasses for years and I always need a new pair every year or so. The coating on the glasses gets all scratched to the point where I can barely see out of them. My eye doctor told me it is the chemistry of my body making the coating wear away. I am not really 100 percent in belief with that. Any info would be great. Thank you. Also, is there anything I should keep in my glass case to help with the body chemistry thing?
Asked by Michelle R - Wed Aug 13 21:57:08 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your body chemistry has nothing to do with your coating getting scratched! The quality of the coating is the main factor and how they are cleaned is important to. Let me explain quality- higher quality coatings have more layers while low quality coatings have only a few. So, if the coating is thin, it tends to wear away faster while lenses with thicker coatings last longer and are more scratch resistant. Of course, the better coating costs more and takes longer to process. And as far as cleaning- always use a lens cleaner that says on the label "Safe for use on anti-reflective coated lenses". Always use a soft cloth ( I prefer the microfiber cloths) to dry them. NEVER use windex (the ammonia in it will cause damage) and don't use any… [cont.]
Answered by 20/20eyegirl - Wed Aug 13 22:41:52 2008
Q. I have been wearing eye glasses for years and I always need a new pair every year or so. The coating on the glasses gets all scratched to the point where I can barely see out of them. My eye doctor told me it is the chemistry of my body making the coating wear away. I am not really 100 percent in belief with that. Any info would be great. Thank you. Also, is there anything I should keep in my glass case to help with the body chemistry thing?
Asked by Michelle R - Wed Aug 13 21:57:08 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your body chemistry has nothing to do with your coating getting scratched! The quality of the coating is the main factor and how they are cleaned is important to. Let me explain quality- higher quality coatings have more layers while low quality coatings have only a few. So, if the coating is thin, it tends to wear away faster while lenses with thicker coatings last longer and are more scratch resistant. Of course, the better coating costs more and takes longer to process. And as far as cleaning- always use a lens cleaner that says on the label "Safe for use on anti-reflective coated lenses". Always use a soft cloth ( I prefer the microfiber cloths) to dry them. NEVER use windex (the ammonia in it will cause damage) and don't use any… [cont.]
Answered by 20/20eyegirl - Wed Aug 13 22:41:52 2008
What is the number you would have to get glasses?
Q. I use to have 20/20 vision, but now the eye doctor says that i have like just 2 numbers back or something. he says im not close to getting glasses, but i think my eyes are worse now from all the computer stuff over the holidays. Does anyone know what the number you would have to get glasses? like ___/20. is it higher the worse, or lower the worse? If you do not know the number, then people who DO have glasses, tell me the number you have for your vision.
Asked by I'm At Your Service - Thu Jan 10 20:48:18 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 20/20 is just a standard. 20/15, 20/10 are better than 20/20. 20/30, 20/40, ... indicate a lowered ability to focus.
Answered by Joe Rockhead - Thu Jan 10 20:51:12 2008
Q. I use to have 20/20 vision, but now the eye doctor says that i have like just 2 numbers back or something. he says im not close to getting glasses, but i think my eyes are worse now from all the computer stuff over the holidays. Does anyone know what the number you would have to get glasses? like ___/20. is it higher the worse, or lower the worse? If you do not know the number, then people who DO have glasses, tell me the number you have for your vision.
Asked by I'm At Your Service - Thu Jan 10 20:48:18 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 20/20 is just a standard. 20/15, 20/10 are better than 20/20. 20/30, 20/40, ... indicate a lowered ability to focus.
Answered by Joe Rockhead - Thu Jan 10 20:51:12 2008
what type of glasses should i get for eye fatigue from computers?
Q. I work at a job where i am constantly looking at grey colored images all day. My eyes feel tired after work. Does anyone have recommendations as to what type of anti-glare glasses i should get? Are gunnar optiks any good for this since they seem to be geared towards gamers and i am looking at black and white images?
Asked by fuski - Thu May 27 18:36:56 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. LCD monitors are non reflective. You don't get glare from them. Glare can only happen on the lenses of your glasses if you don't have an anti reflection coating , but if you don't wear glasses to begin with , there is no place for glare to happen. Your fatigue just stems from too many hours in a fixed position , and probably not the best posture which is what causes fatigue. Keeping the monitor at least 28 inches away, with the center just below eye level , and taking very frequent breaks just to look around the room for a few seconds, away from the screen does wonders. Every 45 minutes to an hour, you need to get up and walk around, go look outside, do anything for 5 to 10 minutes. All these fancy computer glasses supposedly to… [cont.]
Answered by Footprintz - Thu May 27 18:53:33 2010
Q. I work at a job where i am constantly looking at grey colored images all day. My eyes feel tired after work. Does anyone have recommendations as to what type of anti-glare glasses i should get? Are gunnar optiks any good for this since they seem to be geared towards gamers and i am looking at black and white images?
Asked by fuski - Thu May 27 18:36:56 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. LCD monitors are non reflective. You don't get glare from them. Glare can only happen on the lenses of your glasses if you don't have an anti reflection coating , but if you don't wear glasses to begin with , there is no place for glare to happen. Your fatigue just stems from too many hours in a fixed position , and probably not the best posture which is what causes fatigue. Keeping the monitor at least 28 inches away, with the center just below eye level , and taking very frequent breaks just to look around the room for a few seconds, away from the screen does wonders. Every 45 minutes to an hour, you need to get up and walk around, go look outside, do anything for 5 to 10 minutes. All these fancy computer glasses supposedly to… [cont.]
Answered by Footprintz - Thu May 27 18:53:33 2010
What kind of glasses should I get in order to neutralize the harm in my eyes from the computer?
Q. I need which are the features I should get on a pair of glasses in order to be able to work and reduce at maximum the damage I can get from staying too long in from of the computer... I stay long because it is my job... Thanks.
Asked by Mr. Alright Men - Mon Jul 27 13:44:49 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Other than the use of a UV filter (either on the screen or on your specs), there is no "damage preventative" from computer use. To be honest, the damage that is most common is not from the computer itself, but from the surface of the eye getting dry. Typically, when we are concentrating on the computer screen we "forget" to blink at regular intervals resulting in dry eyes. Symptoms of dry eye include burning, blurred vision, and tearing. One of the things that I tell patients is to use the 20/20/20 rule (every 20 minutes stand up from your workspace, look down the hall or across the office at least 20 feet away for no less than 20 seconds). This will help to relax the muscles around the eye (helping with possible headaches) and jump start… [cont.]
Answered by Shelli - Mon Jul 27 14:12:03 2009
Q. I need which are the features I should get on a pair of glasses in order to be able to work and reduce at maximum the damage I can get from staying too long in from of the computer... I stay long because it is my job... Thanks.
Asked by Mr. Alright Men - Mon Jul 27 13:44:49 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Other than the use of a UV filter (either on the screen or on your specs), there is no "damage preventative" from computer use. To be honest, the damage that is most common is not from the computer itself, but from the surface of the eye getting dry. Typically, when we are concentrating on the computer screen we "forget" to blink at regular intervals resulting in dry eyes. Symptoms of dry eye include burning, blurred vision, and tearing. One of the things that I tell patients is to use the 20/20/20 rule (every 20 minutes stand up from your workspace, look down the hall or across the office at least 20 feet away for no less than 20 seconds). This will help to relax the muscles around the eye (helping with possible headaches) and jump start… [cont.]
Answered by Shelli - Mon Jul 27 14:12:03 2009
What are those glasses called, the ones that you sleep with to not get light in your eyes?
Q. The glasses that people put on when they go to sleep. It is used to not let light get into peoples eyes when there sleeping? What is that called? First person who can answer this quesition correctly gets best answer.
Asked by Pablo - Tue Feb 6 17:32:55 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sleep mask
Answered by freckles1063 - Tue Feb 6 17:37:20 2007
Q. The glasses that people put on when they go to sleep. It is used to not let light get into peoples eyes when there sleeping? What is that called? First person who can answer this quesition correctly gets best answer.
Asked by Pablo - Tue Feb 6 17:32:55 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sleep mask
Answered by freckles1063 - Tue Feb 6 17:37:20 2007
What kind of glasses, are which provide wearer with protection from monitor radiation?
Q. I am working with computer and i have noticed that i am starting to get eyesight problems. Are there any glasses that would provide some kind of protection, from future eye damage? How are they called? And how much they cost?
Asked by Laura - Sun May 10 16:18:40 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I saw this on optical4less.com when I was looking for some new glasses they offered a special coating. This is what it said: "Our unique premium anti-radiation coating is new technology that applied to optical glasses . The conductive coatings block 99.9% ELF/VLF E-field radiation from damaging your eyes . Always recommended for users who often face computer and TV screens." They will add it on for another $29. (which was the cost of my glasses so I didnt see the logic.) That is probably what you are looking for. Good Luck!
Answered by Jane - Mon May 11 04:59:14 2009
Q. I am working with computer and i have noticed that i am starting to get eyesight problems. Are there any glasses that would provide some kind of protection, from future eye damage? How are they called? And how much they cost?
Asked by Laura - Sun May 10 16:18:40 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I saw this on optical4less.com when I was looking for some new glasses they offered a special coating. This is what it said: "Our unique premium anti-radiation coating is new technology that applied to optical glasses . The conductive coatings block 99.9% ELF/VLF E-field radiation from damaging your eyes . Always recommended for users who often face computer and TV screens." They will add it on for another $29. (which was the cost of my glasses so I didnt see the logic.) That is probably what you are looking for. Good Luck!
Answered by Jane - Mon May 11 04:59:14 2009
How do I clean dishwasher rings on my wine glasses?
Q. My wine glasses are too tall for the dishwasher, so when we wash them we put them on their side. As a result, water pools in the goblet and leaves a dishwater ring on the inside of my glasses. They're just normal hand blown glasses and I'd really like to find a way to make them look new again. Any advice?
Asked by Ande - Mon Jun 5 23:47:47 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just soak them in white vinegar. Then rinse and dry with a soft cloth. Incidently you can use white vinegar in place of jet dry in your dishwasher. It is less harmful to the environment and does the same job at an 8th of the price. I learned this years ago from a book called Hints from Helouise
Answered by Laurie - Mon Jun 12 20:13:03 2006
Q. My wine glasses are too tall for the dishwasher, so when we wash them we put them on their side. As a result, water pools in the goblet and leaves a dishwater ring on the inside of my glasses. They're just normal hand blown glasses and I'd really like to find a way to make them look new again. Any advice?
Asked by Ande - Mon Jun 5 23:47:47 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just soak them in white vinegar. Then rinse and dry with a soft cloth. Incidently you can use white vinegar in place of jet dry in your dishwasher. It is less harmful to the environment and does the same job at an 8th of the price. I learned this years ago from a book called Hints from Helouise
Answered by Laurie - Mon Jun 12 20:13:03 2006
How do I keep my reading glasses clean?
Q. I need to wear reading glasses for a lot of the day to work on the computer, but I'm having to take them off and clean smudges from the lenses several times a day. Is there a way to stop them smudging? Is it because I bought cheap plastic glasses from Wal-Mart and would buying better quality ones be easier to look after for me?
Asked by HandyMan - Wed Jun 4 08:48:15 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Reading glasses get smudged no matter of their price or quality. By carefully placing fingers on the arms while putting them on or removing them, it may help keep them cleaner. Unovoidable is the oils of the skin, that will create some smudges while they are worn. There are solution at the Optomstrists office, for cleaning, and treated cloths to wipe them down. I have found the best way of cleaning them is by washing them with some liquid dish soap and drying them with a soft lint free dish towel, in that way the glasses get claned as well as the frame and the arms.
Answered by pooterilgatto - Wed Jun 4 09:02:16 2008
Q. I need to wear reading glasses for a lot of the day to work on the computer, but I'm having to take them off and clean smudges from the lenses several times a day. Is there a way to stop them smudging? Is it because I bought cheap plastic glasses from Wal-Mart and would buying better quality ones be easier to look after for me?
Asked by HandyMan - Wed Jun 4 08:48:15 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Reading glasses get smudged no matter of their price or quality. By carefully placing fingers on the arms while putting them on or removing them, it may help keep them cleaner. Unovoidable is the oils of the skin, that will create some smudges while they are worn. There are solution at the Optomstrists office, for cleaning, and treated cloths to wipe them down. I have found the best way of cleaning them is by washing them with some liquid dish soap and drying them with a soft lint free dish towel, in that way the glasses get claned as well as the frame and the arms.
Answered by pooterilgatto - Wed Jun 4 09:02:16 2008
How can you get rid of glasses without laser eye treatment or contacts?
Q. I have been wearing glases nearly all my life now because I have extreemely bad eyesight. Everything without glasses a very blurry and to me, my glasses are mylife because without them I really struggle to see. Does anyone know of any exercises that will help me be able to see better? Thanks!
Asked by mania09 - Sun Dec 27 06:59:00 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hmm well you can try these but bear in mind that you will probably still have bad eyesight even with doing these.. Nevertheless: -A simple exercise is to look at a point close by (1-3 metres away) for 10 seconds then (while staying absolutely still), shift your gaze to a point farther away (5-10 metres away) -There are supposed to be some yoga exercises for better eyesight so you can google "eyesight yoga" to find more exercises but here's a couple: <<==This one has a lot of great ones btw! Apart from exercises, make sure you do the following: -Drink LOTS of carrot juice/eat carrots or foods containing carrots -Try to minimize how much you use things that have screens or atleast not have your eyes too close to them(computer screens,… [cont.]
Answered by Kara - Sun Dec 27 17:29:38 2009
Q. I have been wearing glases nearly all my life now because I have extreemely bad eyesight. Everything without glasses a very blurry and to me, my glasses are mylife because without them I really struggle to see. Does anyone know of any exercises that will help me be able to see better? Thanks!
Asked by mania09 - Sun Dec 27 06:59:00 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hmm well you can try these but bear in mind that you will probably still have bad eyesight even with doing these.. Nevertheless: -A simple exercise is to look at a point close by (1-3 metres away) for 10 seconds then (while staying absolutely still), shift your gaze to a point farther away (5-10 metres away) -There are supposed to be some yoga exercises for better eyesight so you can google "eyesight yoga" to find more exercises but here's a couple: <<==This one has a lot of great ones btw! Apart from exercises, make sure you do the following: -Drink LOTS of carrot juice/eat carrots or foods containing carrots -Try to minimize how much you use things that have screens or atleast not have your eyes too close to them(computer screens,… [cont.]
Answered by Kara - Sun Dec 27 17:29:38 2009
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