I have three pairs:
- Normal everyday ones.
- "Reading" glasses for closeup work. It distresses me slightly to realise how often I need to wear these as I get older.
- An old pair to wear when spray painting. Any floating vapour can sit on their plastic lenses where if it etches the surface, I'm not so worried. If I bend them taking the mask on and off (yes, I know, take the glasses off first you idiot) then it's not the end of the world either.
Is this normal? Plenty of people have reading glasses I suppose but does anyone else have a selection for other purposes? What about model engioneering types driving small steam locomotive and getting faces full of soot?
6 comments:
I count my magnifying visor as a pair of eye aids so there are those & yes I have an old pair for those jobs that might damage or dirty my new specs. The problem is that my arms are not long enough for focus with my really old spares.
Don' we all do that?
Uusually only ,one pair should use a pair for damage limitation stuff that needs mavnifying I usually just take my glasses off as I'm short sighted.
Richard
My dentist has glasses with binocular lenses in the middle. I bet they cost a bundle.
I have mismatched eyes due to surgery and my graded lenses don't aways match up on distance. I spend a lot of time with my readers or no glasses.
And the extra magnifiers don't agree with the graded lenses.
I have a normal day to day pair and a pair for computer/close up work.
Steve
I have a pair for close up/computer work and a day to day pair. Never thought about spraying!
Steve
Just the one pair, but increasingly I am taking them off for close work. I think I'm turning into my Dad!
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