Re: Prescription Goggle recommendation

ant wrote:

Ted wrote: 
I had a post here a few weeks ago about prescription goggles.  The
response was pretty negative.  Well, I bought them anyhow, over the
internet since I couldn't find them locally.

what do you do when you come in from skiing, and say walk into the daylodge? Do you carry glasses to put on, or just keep the goggles on inside?

I'm fiddling with eye options this year as my contacts seem to flare up my eyes here in the US for some reason (they are OK in Australia), I get puffy eyes and they get very painful. I bought every kind of drops in Wal mart but only the Clear Eyes contact lense relief didn't upset them, and I have to keep applying it.

So I have ordered some Bolle over the glasses photochromatic goggles, but they are on backorder! argh.
I love the convenience of contacts, but it is just not working over here.

A contact exam is generally around $80-85 or so, and optometrists can generally diagnose medical problems with your eyes. Got allergies? Different solutions? I really hate the new Renu stuff so I bought the Costco clone of the old Renu stuff.

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