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Specsavers Reactions Lenses

Excedion · 2011-05-02 20:11:36

Anyone has any experience with these lenses? On paper they sound great as having one pair of glasses to carry around is troublesome enough.

02-05-2011 8:11pm

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Excedion

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Anyone has any experience with these lenses? On paper they sound great as having one pair of glasses to carry around is troublesome enough.

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#2 04-05-2011 11:50am

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Reactions (all types) don't work that well behind the windscreen of a car as the lenses need UV light to work and windscreens block most UV light travel. Also they make people look older. On a dull day you can be walking around with what looks like sunglasses on. Once you go indoors it can take a while to go clear.

BTW (Top Tip)for those who already have reactions. If your lenses are holding a residual tint (which they can do over time) put the glasses in the freezer for about 5min and this will remove the residual tint. Basically a reset button for reactions

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