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    #11211
    Quote Originally Posted by BratPAQ View Post
    is it polycarbonate? sa EO, a polycarbonate transition lens cost around 2k. I don't know how much progressive will add. Kung di ka pa Sure sa Oakley, tignan mo addidas sa EO, it's currently at 50% off kaya 5k na lang.

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    ill be dropping by atc EO this tues..thx for the info

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    Quote Originally Posted by BratPAQ View Post
    have you tried progressive lens? I'm intrigued about it. Ang hirap kasi ng tanggal at balik ng eyeglasses. I need eye glasses while driving cause malabo ang far view ko. But I need to remove it when looking at the car console.

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    Haven't tried it yet. Reading/texting with my glasses on is still tolerable but it's more comfortable to just take it off. I'm still in the denial stage, haha.

    Just reread your post. Mas mahirap pala yung case ng sa yo. Progressive ka na nga talaga dapat.

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    #11213
    Quote Originally Posted by BratPAQ View Post
    have you tried progressive lens? I'm intrigued about it. Ang hirap kasi ng tanggal at balik ng eyeglasses. I need eye glasses while driving cause malabo ang far view ko. But I need to remove it when looking at the car console.

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    progressive lenses are very expensive.
    the traditional bifocal lenses are much cheaper.

    there are those who prefer progressives, and others who prefer traditional bifocals.
    progressives also do not show the reading part of the lenses. "young look", some would call the lenses, because hindi nabibisto ang edad nila. (the need for reading glasses sets in at about age 40 or so.)
    i had progressives once. i didn't like 'em. others swear by 'em.
    kanya-kanyang choice lang.
    Last edited by dr. d; October 24th, 2016 at 12:19 AM.

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    Is it just me or is it really hot tonight?

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    Hi, I'm a newbie here I'm thinking about where to have an engagement ring custom made

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    #11216
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    progressive lenses are very expensive.
    the traditional bifocal lenses are much cheaper.

    there are those who prefer progressives, and others who prefer traditional bifocals.
    progressives also do not show the reading part of the lenses. "young look", some would call the lenses, because hindi nabibisto ang edad nila. (the need for reading glasses sets in at about age 40 or so.)
    i had progressives once. i didn't like 'em. others swear by 'em.
    kanya-kanyang choice lang.



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    #11217
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    progressive lenses are very expensive.
    the traditional bifocal lenses are much cheaper.

    there are those who prefer progressives, and others who prefer traditional bifocals.
    progressives also do not show the reading part of the lenses. "young look", some would call the lenses, because hindi nabibisto ang edad nila. (the need for reading glasses sets in at about age 40 or so.)
    i had progressives once. i didn't like 'em. others swear by 'em.
    kanya-kanyang choice lang.
    Progressive + high levels of myopia and astigmatism + transition lenses... Paktay kang bata ka....


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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    progressive lenses are very expensive.
    the traditional bifocal lenses are much cheaper.

    there are those who prefer progressives, and others who prefer traditional bifocals.
    progressives also do not show the reading part of the lenses. "young look", some would call the lenses, because hindi nabibisto ang edad nila. (the need for reading glasses sets in at about age 40 or so.)
    i had progressives once. i didn't like 'em. others swear by 'em.
    kanya-kanyang choice lang.

    they qouted me for 10k lens only, they asked my age, sabi pwede na pala daw...

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    #11219
    Quote Originally Posted by MR_BIG18 View Post
    they qouted me for 10k lens only, they asked my age, sabi pwede na pala daw...
    that's about the ballpark price, po.
    although, i fail to see why the age question.
    ask them the price of regular bifocals. you might decide on the latter.
    good luck.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    that's about the ballpark price, po.
    although, i fail to see why the age question.
    ask them the price of regular bifocals. you might decide on the latter.
    good luck.
    My wife is in her late 30s but looks younger than she really is. She was asked the same thing when she asked about progressive lenses. I guess that's a common thing, inappropriate as it may seem. Even our ophthalmologist asked our age before telling us that we'll be needing "doble vista" glasses soon.

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