Hope all is well @karenerwin - safe trip!
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Have you tried the online places? I got mine through Zenni and am very happy with the whole experience and def the price.DH had an ophthalmologist appointment today. Everything looks good, said the Doc. Good news. I had my appointment last July, essentially the same news. Finally took the prescription to get glasses made. A biiiiiit of sticker shock. Because of course I liked the really (REALLY) expensive frames best. But I'll have them for a long time, and use them for future lenses, so they price out ok when you think of it that way.
We're going to get some wind tomorrow, and periods of rain, so it's going to be an indoor project day, I think. We have some piles/rows of leaves to get moved, but they can wait. I'm just hoping that they don't blow back onto the yard.
If you still have the old bearing you could take it to a bearing place . They will measure it to get a match . I have done this a few times . I even had one that was metric on one race and standard on the other . Any larger town - city should have a bearing supplier .new windmill bearing didn't fit.
ARGH.
So she's tied and locked down again. Days it's warm enough and not windy are getting scarce.
Agree, if you have a simple prescription and know whether or not you have a standard PD or not.Have you tried the online places? I got mine through Zenni and am very happy with the whole experience and def the price.
Ah. Good to know. I havent really had an issue so far except for scratched lenses when the dog somehow stepped on mine. Not sure it can get fixed and too busy to try just yet and i can still see.Agree, if you have a simple prescription and know whether or not you have a standard PD or not.
If you have anything more complicated, online fillers aren't my go to. PLUS you still may need to go to a local shop to have them adjusted for your nose and ears and some local shops won't touch outside material, and certainly won't guarantee them if they break them.
Larger town......ya, about that, you'd think so, but no.If you still have the old bearing you could take it to a bearing place . They will measure it to get a match . I have done this a few times . I even had one that was metric on one race and standard on the other . Any larger town - city should have a bearing supplier .