goggles with prescription

bigben121

i have realized that my eyesight has gotten quite bad over the last year and i need to get that something to help me ,


http://www.esseyepro.com/product_details.html?id=118 would you think this would fog up and would they be safe , maybe in conjunction with this http://www.mainirishairsoft.com/scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=826

buzzymcg

I have a pair of ESS goggles with an RX insert in them that works a treat. The RX insert has my prescription in them & they fit perfectly into the inner mask. Think most decent manufactures will have an insert available

-PornStar-

I have a pair of ESS Advancer v12's on the way to me. They work with the insert linked in the first post.

http://shop.ebay.ie/?_from=R40&_trksid=p3907.m570.l1313&_nkw=ess+v+12

I went ahead and got a prescription for contacts. Because I was concerned with fogging. They do work out pretty expensive though. 90 quid for the test, fitting and checkup. Plus a further 70 for 30 pairs of contacts. If you don't have astigmatism, they will probably be cheaper.

buzzymcg

Forgot to say I got bog standard lenses fitted to the RX insert cost €28 I think & have a bitter end lens (can't remember how much) so no fogging at all. Best piece of gear I have after all bit pointless if you can't see a thing. Hope those glasses work for you

bigben121

buzzymcg wrote: »

Forgot to say I got bog standard lenses fitted to the RX insert cost €28 I think & have a bitter end lens (can't remember how much) so no fogging at all. Best piece of gear I have after all bit pointless if you can't see a thing. Hope those glasses work for you

thanks for the replies , do you mean you put the insets with the prescription in bitter end goggles ,how did they fit

buzzymcg

The RX inserts slot into the goggles or glasses frame but check out this http://www.esseyepro.com/search_results.html

Think there should be one for what your looking for

Faolchu

-PornStar- wrote: »

I went ahead and got a prescription for contacts. Because I was concerned with fogging. They do work out pretty expensive though. 90 quid for the test, fitting and checkup. Plus a further 70 for 30 pairs of contacts. If you don't have astigmatism, they will probably be cheaper.

you can get contact lenses online from VHI or getlenses.com both do 180 pairs (thats about 6 months worth) of disposable ones for €130 (depends of the lense of course) pretty sure that includes shipping. 30 pairs only cost €30 through them.
all you need is a copy of your prescription and you opticians contact details. I've used both before to order disposables and the order is with me within a few days. they both email you about a month before you're due to run out to remind you to order again.

Faolchu

just recieved an email from VHI theres a 5% discount on orders over €100 and free delivery on orders over €30. coupon code is ACTVE5 and its valid til April 24th