I got them several weeks ago, but they were so strong I couldn't use them for anything except sitting in the back row of the movie theater. I went back last week and got rechecked, and I picked these up last night.
They're anti-glare with a transition tint. I'm starting to get used to them.
*Not that different from the one in my avatar; however that was a non-permanent overlay type of color (it washed out), and not a lightener.
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• Cheaper than Therapy
• Offbeat Bride
• Knitalong
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How do you like those transition lenses? I'm thinking of getting them.
About the glasses -- I like them, but there is something you should know: the don't get very dark if you're in the car. Otherwise, they're great. I couldn't afford 2 pair, so no prescription sunglasses, and I didn't like the last pair I had with the clip-on sunglasses. These are a decent compromise.
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