[Red Badger]

VIDEO AT LINK............

[Red Badger]

Ping!..........

[HerrBlucher]

This is a great idea. Optometrists may not think so though, if you can do a self exam with them.

[Paladin2]

Cool, but what about cylindrical correction?

[freedomlover]

Call me when you can’t lose them, or sit on them.

Until then its $9 for three at the Dollar Store for me.

[dis.kevin]

Another Opti-Grab disaster in the making? Is the inventors name Navin Johnson?

[BlessedBeGod]

This would be fantastic for me. I’m on medication that has a side effect of blurred vision which changes constantly in both eyes. If I could adjust the prescription in each lens as my vision changes throughout the day, I wouldn’t be so frustrated and could see more clearly.

[DeFault User]

for people as they get older and find they have trouble focusing while performing different tasks.

My wife needs a pair of these. She now has 3 pairs: one for reading, one for computer work and one for driving. At any given time, the pair she needs can't be found. ;o)

[Jack Hydrazine]

Do they have any for dogs?

[redgolum]

I don’t know if this will be allowed in the US.

Eye doctors will say it is to dangerous to allow people to not be checked out on a regular basis. There is technology for hearing aids to be sold at kiosks, but the doctors say that would hurt people if they are not examined to test for brain damage.

[houeto]

Now THAT is neat!

[Weirdad]

Wow, those are nice. But DANG, slide lenses in glasses is just one more thing that I invented in the past and never patented or worked on enough to patent or market!

They can work sliding up and down also, less range...

I don’t feel vindicated, just, who knows... Maybe I will kick myself in the rear on some other inventions now! Sigh...

[9422WMR]

Those things look like GI birth control glasses.