"Ed Pawlowski" > wrote in message
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> On 12/23/2014 9:22 AM, Julie Bove wrote:
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>> But those are just bare bones glasses. Might be okay to keep for
>> emergencies but I require Transitions on mine and now that I've tried
>> Crizal lenses, I wouldn't have anything else. I also will never buy
>> cheap frames ever again.
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> Don't forget the anti-glare progressive bifocals and whatever. I look
> through them about 16 hours a day so I want the best I can get.

I believe that Crizal has the built in anti-glare. I highly recommend them
to anyone! Not sure if you can get them in bifocals though. They make
things so much more clear that my other glasses really pale in comparison.
One drawback though is that any little smudge or spot that you get on them
is very noticeable and they do seem to need to be cleaned more often than
regular lenses and to do that you need a Crizal cleaning cloth. I just
ordered three of them. I keep one in my purse, one on my computer desk and
I have a spare.

I used to only wear my glasses for driving or if I needed them otherwise for
distance because I found them to be so annoying to wear. Not so with these.
I actually prefer wearing them now.