Zennis diasppointing

Stormin Mormon · 2012-02-21T22:59:50+00:00

On Feb 01, I ordered a couple pair of eye glasses from ZenniOptical. They arrrived, Feb 21. As they write on the web site,bifocals and complicated lenses take longer. So, the time wasabout right. And yesterday was a holiday.I took my Zennis out for a drive. There is fading daylight, but plentyenough to see. The bifocals I bought for "daily wear" are not strongenough to read street signs. Each time I'd had to buy new glasses,it was because I could not read street signs. I'd have to get close,a couple car lengths from the sign, before it was in focuss. Well,guess what, that's exactly what these glasses do. Not enoughcorrection for me to read street signs.Not much benefit for my money.I have emailed the Zenni service email adress, and will let youknow what I hear. And, I'm going to put my old eye glassesback on.

Feb 21, 2012 41 Replies

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krw 14 years ago

Not necessarily. My bifocals are set so the top is in focus at about 24" (monitors) and the bottoms about 12" (books/desk). I know people who have had these reversed for special purposes. "Bifocal" simply means there are two focal lengths in a single lens.

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dadiOH 14 years ago

Both measure intraocular pressure. The air puff is sort of a down and dirty, not as accurate one.

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