Similar available on Amazon but with 0 or 1 star negative reviews
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Re: DIY Optician
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4 years ago
Try listings on Amazon for similar products to find that they all seem to be crap.
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"THE LAST GLASSES YOU'LL NEED!"
"Buy 2 & Get 3rd One 50% Off!"
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I was referring to the "pick them up at the pound store" option
you can only do that for long-sight correction
(and they cost a pound in many shops)
tim
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my SLR camera from about 1980-something had an adjustable lens on the viewfinder,
so the technology has been in commercial use for ages
tim
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they all had but its not the same. even more cameras have correction now.
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If one eyes'igher than the other, don't you cause more problems.?
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Presumably that moves the lens forward and back like on binoculars. Not really practicable for spectacles.
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Nope, the eyes still have compensation available. All any glasses do is shift the distance at which the conpensation happens over happens at.
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Jim GM4DHJ ... submitted this idea :
Yep, me too. I have expensive prescription glasses in the car for driving, with a spare £1 pair in the glove box, of the same prescription, for emergencies.