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What options do you use? I know about Zennit but I always wondered if there is something better, as my progresive are very expensive.
by kwanbix 3y ago
What options do you use? I know about Zennit but I always wondered if there is something better, as my progresive are very expensive.
- bayindirh 3y agoZeiss & Hoya make good lenses. Both also have expertise in photography equipment and they have their own coatings, so they're also a plus. Their lenses might not come cheap, though. I also used Japanese Tora and French Essilor Crizal lenses (cylindrical, not progressives), and they had good resolution with superb coatings. Currently I'm using a domestic lens with blue filter, and my eyes are happier than ever. My mother uses progressives. A bad progressive is a life quality reducing expense, so paying the price for a good lens pays in dividends over the short and long run.
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- femto 3y ago> What options do you use? Last two sets of glasses I got were progressives from zennioptical.com. You have to be happy to fit the glasses yourself (worked okay for me), but I've been happy with the quality of the hardware and the quality of vision and fit. The last pair I bought was in 2020 and I'm still wearing them all the time. All up cost was US$108 including frames with progressive lenses, high refractive index plastic, oleophobic coating and delivery. I'm about -6 with an astigmatism in both eyes.