I work a lot on the computer with my glasses and my headphones on. My headphones press quite a bit on the arms, so after some time it becomes uncomfortable. Any ideas on how to work around it? I tried looking for reading glasses, but these only come in positive diopters (I am shortsighted). Any ideas would be welcome! Thanks in advance!
I've been cutting my own hair since the beginning of covid and I've been loving the savings. However, I can't wear my glasses while cutting my hair because the arms get in the way. I can see pretty good without my glasses so thats what I currently do but It'd be less of a pain if I had pince nez glasses to wear for cutting my hair. Pince nez glasses are glasses that pinch your nose and don't have arms. They'd be perfect for my purposes. However, they've been out of style for over 100 years so finding them's a bit of a challenge. I've found pince nez readers on Amazon but those wont cut it because I can't figure out how to convert prescription to reader prescriptions and I have an astigmatism so readers don't really do much but make things more blurry.
All I really need is a safe website that sells pince nez glasses and offers prescriptions for them too. Major eyeglasses sites dont have any pince nez options and I'm wary of buying from a sketchy website.
I want a pair of pince-nez but all I can find are reading glasses I was hoping to find some round ones and hopefully prescription
I want to get a pair of these, my only local spot to get lenses filled is walmart and they won't do it because ya know if they break it, there's no policy to replace the frames. At least that's what the lady told me. Any ways, any sites that'll make me a priscription?
I'm looking for prescription pince-nez that can be worn on the nose's bridge rather then near the nostrils, so you can look straight ahead and don't have to point your peepers at a downward angle. So I'm thinking something like this rather than something like this. I'd also like the glasses to have a chain or a hole where a chain can be fit, so they don't drop on the floor and break if they lose grip.
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Does anyone know of other glasses similar to the Pince-nez a SMN could use for glamour? I've been wearing these for a bit, but I'm going with a blue-motif now and would like to find something that fits the outfit a little better :D
So, my insurance has ok'd me getting some new priscription lenses and I was wondering if most shops (eyemasters etc) would just slap lenses into some Pince-Nez frames?
