Hi, I wear bifocals for near-sightedness and for close up work. Can I order a mask for this correction?
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When you snorkel, you wouldn't be using your bifocal lens. You should order the lens that you need for distance sight.
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Unfortunately I could not find a bifocal mask with correction for both far and close up vision. I bought a Promate mask with +3 correction for close up vision with the intent of reading the pressure and depth gauges while SCUBA diving and seeing the screen of my underwater camera. However, it doesn't work well with the camera because I have to raise my head to an uncomfortable position in order to see the screen while taking a photo or a video. I also bought an IST mask with single +1.5 correction, which is fine for me for far away vision, but is only of some help for reading the gauges and looking at the underwater camera screen. Unfortunately I could not find a bifocal mask with correction for both far and close up vision. I bought a Promate mask with +3 correction for close up vision with the intent of reading the pressure and depth gauges while SCUBA diving and seeing the screen of my underwater camera. However, it doesn't work well with the camera because I have to raise my head to an uncomfortable position in order to see the screen while taking a photo or a video. I also bought an IST mask with single +1.5 correction, which is fine for me for far away vision, but is only of some help for reading the gauges and... » Read More Unfortunately I could not find a bifocal mask with correction for both far and close up vision. I bought a Promate mask with +3 correction for close up vision with the intent of reading the pressure and depth gauges while SCUBA diving and seeing the screen of my underwater camera. However, it doesn't work well with the camera because I have to raise my head to an uncomfortable position in order to see the screen while taking a photo or a video. I also bought an IST mask with single +1.5 correction, which is fine for me for far away vision, but is only of some help for reading the gauges and looking at the underwater camera screen. « Show Less
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Yes, read where it says "about this product". They are so helpful too. Any questions write directly to seller.
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Sorry, our lens only adjust single vision. If it is for snorkeling, bifocal/reader lenses are not necessary.
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I have graduated lenses also; however, I just went with single vision lenses in my mask. Don't know about Cyl and Axis ... I didn't bother (even tho I have an astigmatism) and they worked great
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I just received mine and the first thing I tried was my reading glasses underneath. Worked fairly well. My everyday safety glasses had a reading bifocal lens on them. Of course it's too big to go under these, but I intend to buy a pair of those half-lens readers to go with this, since I need my regular vision in the workshop as well without having to take off two pairs of eye wear each time. Happy that I wear drugstore #2 glasses for reading. I bought these for the non-fogging quality.
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Sorry .that means near-sighted lens.Thanks.Best regardsSincerleyTHG LImited
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You can purchase "lens blanks" and bring them to a optometrist for fitting.
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I wear trifocals and there are adjustments for focus and eye piece, I believe, allows adjustments. I have had no problems when shooting. I did buy a new tripod for it, a table top, and it works great for me. Yes I would buy another!
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There is a small round knob near the viewfinder which adjusts the focus on it. You should adjust it while wearing your glasses if you wear them while taking photos. If you wear bifocals, the focus may be trickier to adjust depending on where you are looking through your glasses.
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Good question - I have the same issue. none of the off-the-shelf products I have found do that. There are custom optical goggles but I believe you have to order them through your optician or optical shop.
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It depends on what you'd eyeglass prescription is. You should check with you Optomotridt and find out what your prescription is and then get the diopter closest to that.Rich Signorelli
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In some cases yes. My problem is I wear bi-focals and struggle with a clear view on occasion, With a longer ear canal it is truly difficult. On a child the light is powerful enough to see pathology.
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Yes you can, as long as the store will do it for you. Also, if you have a written prescription you want to use, you can email or fax it to Clic toll free at: (877) 420-4097. They offer the following lens options: **Single Vision $29.99 / Bi-focal $49.99 / Progressive $119.99 / Transition $79.99 additional. Custom prescriptions can take up to a week to process.
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You need to know your glasses prescription. If you're nearsighted, (need correction for distance sight your rx will be a negative number. The lenses come in 0.5 increments. For example I have a -3.75 correction. Since it is in between correction options I ordered a -3.50. (If your in between order the lesser strength). If you are far sighted the correction will be a +.(ie reading glasses). Hope that helps.
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Oh definitely. As long as the sight image is not in a radically different spot that is not lined up with the magnifier, it should be fine. Heck, I have my set about six inches forward of my magnifier (would have to wear glasses to shoot, otherwise) and it works fine.
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R. G., What did you decide? I am very near-sighted and use ours quite a bit at home in the morning and evening when I don't have my contacts in. They aren't close to perfect, but they're passable, and I do use them. Biggest complaint so far is that they don't seem to be designed for cleaning between the two lenses for each eye -- the two lenses fit very closely together -- plenty of room for micro stuff to get between them, near to impossible to clean between the lenses.
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I don't know if you can from them, but they are easily replaced. I've been thinking about getting some colored plexi or acrylic. Then I could scribe a pattern right on the lens with a Dremel .
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Wish I could help you but I wear contacts. No problem there. I've used binoculars when I had glasses and I know they can be focused to match your vision. But....how will a picture come out? I would be worried about that, but in all honesty that's a little over my head. Good luck.
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I wear trifocals and the single lens correction worked just fine. I wasn't close enough to need the extra correction even when I was about 3 feet away.