So, the new $34 glasses arrived on Saturday. After a quick trip over to LensCrafters to have them adjusted to fit my face, they have been available for me to use.
I think I need to take them and get them adjusted a little bit more -- they still sit too high on my nose and are a little loose behind the ears, but those are things that can be easily fixed. Aside from the adjustment issues, the only real complaint I have with them is the anti-reflective coating. Either they forgot to add it, or the one added sucks. There's plenty of glare (from any light source) on the lenses when I wear them indoors.
As far as the frame goes, it's pretty representative of the picture they provided on the website. The metal surrounding the lenses is a bit shinier than I expected, but hopefully I will wear this off quickly. If I'd had the opportunity to try them on in the store first, I suspect I would've vetoed them on account of the color. For the price I paid though, I'll quit complaining. The most important thing -- the prescription -- is correct, as far as I can tell.
For anyone else who wants to try their luck with blind* shopping for their optical needs, they can find the web site of the company I bought my glasses from here.
I'll post a photo once I get my new camera on Friday.
* pun intended.
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3 comments:
Did LensCrafters charge you for the adjustment? Or did they just give you a dirty look and do it for free? Hehe.
They did it for free, and then as I was leaving asked, "Did you get this frame at LensCrafters?" My reply was, "Uh, I'm not sure... maybe?"
LOL! You should have just said yes. If they can't tell, why should you? ;)
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