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Old 02-25-2018, 12:40 PM
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I buy my sunglasses from Costco. They offer high quality non prescription polarized, UV blocking lenses for free if you buy the frames. I like the large aviator style and they cost me $52 dollars. This is a very high quality and inexpensive solution. I can’t say enough good things about them.

Also, you get a fitting on the frames, which is basically impossible if you buy them from a regular store.


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I gotta bite the bullet and get a pair of prescription polarized this year. Any cheaper options out there?
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I gotta bite the bullet and get a pair of prescription polarized this year. Any cheaper options out there?


If you are a Costco member I would definitely check with them. Their prices are probably lower than anyone and their quality is high. The savings would probably easily pay for a Costco membership.


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I asked about polarized prescription glasses at my eye Dr. They said not available in prescription due to the grinding process. If they are available. That would be great


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I asked about polarized prescription glasses at my eye Dr. They said not available in prescription due to the grinding process. If they are available. That would be great


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I've got two different pairs of polarized prescription glasses,.....
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Old 02-26-2018, 09:24 AM
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I asked about polarized prescription glasses at my eye Dr. They said not available in prescription due to the grinding process. If they are available. That would be great


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He is completely wrong unless you have some unusual prescription. I bought prescription polarizers for years until I got LASIK surgery.


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Good to know BreezyPoint I will ask around thanks


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Thanks for the information S.Lardon. I will be looking into polarized sun glasses.


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Old 02-27-2018, 12:16 AM
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Think the only problem some glasses frames are too curved for real bad perscriptions. But I have horrible vision and have been getting Rx polarized glasses for decades. You can even get good ones at Wally world.

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