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RX lenses

Posted By: MTtoo on 2009-06-03
In Reply to: Can you put Rx lenses into Burberry sunglasses? - MSMT

I don't know why not. I've used old frames I really liked to have new Rx lens put into them. I'll bet they look cool! Good luck.


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Thanks. I see much better with my lenses than my glasses for sure. I will try that with the
Boston.  I used that on them also.  It is very bad pollen time around here right now.  My car is covered in it. 
Do you wear contact lenses? sm

I had giant cell papilloma on the inside of my lid once from my lens.  Not painful, occasionally itchy, but really not bothersome.  Doc told me to stop wearing the lenses a few weeks, maybe gave me drops (happened a long time ago), and the condition resolved. 


Hope you heal soon, whatever it is. 


Can you put Rx lenses into Burberry sunglasses?
No, I can't afford them, but my daughter is trading them to me for her plane ticket I paid for.  I need new shades but can't see worth a hoot without rx lenses.  What do ya'll think, will my plan work? 
I wear Unilens gas permeable bifocal lenses.
I am also middle-aged. During high pollen times, I have difficulty wearing my lenses, too, and I think this is much worse since I've gotten older. Dry eyes are part of the deal, I guess. I happen to use Boston solution for my lenses, and sometimes a drop or two in both eyes will help extend my wear time. But, whenever I use any antihistamines, I have to count on not wearing my lenses. Those just exacerbate the dry eye problem.
All I can suggest is to limit your lens wear time and try re-wetting solution.
I wear gas permeable contact lenses and have been having trouble with itching eyes and whitish
exudate when I wear them lately and the eye doc says it is allergies.  I have tried Allergan for contact lens problems but it doesnt really work.  It may also be my eyes are dry.  I dont want to try other lenses but just wondered if anyone else has this problem.  I end up wearing my glasses and I actually see better with the lenses but they have become very uncomfortable.  I am middle aged by the way.  I never had this problem before and did you find anything that works.