Interesting.
Have wore glasses for 40 years, near sighted, everything
was fine until about 10 years ago. Started needing to take my glasses off
to read.
Got progressives, worthless.
Company provides safety glasses, that's all I get.
Realized the eyedoc that they have fit us, didn't do it right.
The correction was too low to use.
Next time, the lady was one I knew personally.
She fit me up better.
Still not happy.
But learning about the hourglass and fitment explain some
issues I have.
This pair is at least 5 years old(new ones free every two years, stupid, I know)
I have stepped on them, dropped them and smashed them flat catching them.
Set rolls of paper on them at work. Smashed flat and popped a lens out.
Point is, it's time to get new ones.
Any idea of something to say to try and get better fitment using
office staff I'm not familiar with.
I need close, far, and intermediate.
Work is all about my eyes.
Seeing materials going through machines.
Reading mics, calipers, tape measures, while doing setup work.
