Glasses

[Woodeneye]

Does anyone know if there's a place where I could by over-the-counter bifocal glasses that are about 2.00 on the top and 3.50 on the bottom?

[woodburner807]

Check Amazon and that is where I get mine....

[Woodeneye]

Woodburner, Thanks for responding.
I've searched Amazon without much success. Do you remember what you searched for ? We're they similar to my description?

[Sam]

Try https://www.readingglasses.com/

[Buffalo Bif]

foster grant sells progressives based on a formula they think most of us want. Not sure of the numbers. google them

[woodburner807]

Try: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[Woodeneye]

Thanks all. I think these will work for me.

https://www.amazon.com/JOSCHOO-Progr...382213&sr=8-30

[tbox61]

I need readers when I wear my contacts...don't need them when I don't. I recently picked up these at Cabelas:

https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/cars...2fc7fc8b0e31be

I bought them for fly fishing, but they work very well for carving as well! I got the 2.25X model...I couldn't go wrong for $10.00.

[Woodeneye]

Just an update. I received the glasses I referred to above from Amazon. They are progressive lenses. I can watch a YouTube video or have a book open and do close up work on the carving without changing my glasses. Two pair for $16.00. They were just what I was looking for and work great ( takes little while to get used to them.) I think they'll work for what I needed.

[Claude]

Thanks for all the info. I just had my second cataract surgery a couple weeks ago, and have not received my new glasses yet. I can see great to drive without glasses, but need them to read. My wife suggested I try a pair of her cheapo reading glasses (2.25, I think she said) and they work great! I can once again read while I wait for my new glasses to be finished.

Claude

[Arthur C.]

Thanks for all the info. I just had my second cataract surgery a couple weeks ago, and have not received my new glasses yet. I can see great to drive without glasses, but need them to read. My wife suggested I try a pair of her cheapo reading glasses (2.25, I think she said) and they work great! I can once again read while I wait for my new glasses to be finished.

Claude

Claude, I had both of my eyes "refurbished" and have about eight pairs of 2.50s around the house in every conceivable place...then they seem to end up in bunches as I tend to walk around with a pair perched on the end of my nose and take them off and lay them down. I also have a folding pair in a case that I keep in my car for emergency use.

Doc said I just needed "dime store" readers. I think that term dated us both, him for using it and me for understanding him!

[Claude]

Doc said I just needed "dime store" readers. I think that term dated us both, him for using it and me for understanding him!

LOL - I'm well acquainted with the term "dime store". We had the 5&10 cent store in the small town where I grew up. My new glasses on order are the kind I don't have to take off - Progressive curvature lenses, UV protected, Photo-Grey, etc. Cost a bunch, but they work for me. Have had this kind for last 40 years, and don't want to be without...

Claude

[Randy]

Cataract surgery is my next dance with the doctors. I have put it off about as long I can. I have a few things I need to finish in the shop before I am side lined for a few weeks.

[Arthur C.]

Cataract surgery is my next dance with the doctors. I have put it off about as long I can. I have a few things I need to finish in the shop before I am side lined for a few weeks.

Randy, the laser surgery is really just an inconvenience, and well worth the trouble. Go for it!

[Brian T]

My brother had to get his eyes "done." His response was: "I have not been able to see like this since I was 15."