Is there such thing as a 'x-ray' vision glasses?
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No because you'd get massive amount of radiation on your face. It would be awesome if it were possible though.
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Here is the link for the Lion's club http://www.lionsclubs.org/EN/content/about_index.shtml\nOn the home page, go to VISION PROGRAMS.\n\nCall the St. Vincent de Paul society at your nearest Catholic Church. Not all of them are helpful, but some are.\n\nI believe that the Vision Works chain has some kind of program. I am not sure. \n\nAsk your caseworker for Medicaid/Medicare to tell you where EXACTLY you can find the rule that they do not help with glasses. You want the publication, page number and paragraph. Sometimes they don't know, sometimes they don't care. I too, am on disability. \n\nCall the Ministerial Associaton for your city. They may know of a source.\n\nI hope one, or a comination of these things helps you.
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Glasses, contacts, and Corrective eye surgery
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An excellent place to look for this is at thrift stores. You can check Goodwill, Salvation Army, your local hospice probably has a thrift store. This way, you have a good chance of getting the real thing, not a "reproduction". If you want them for your prescription eyewear, just clean them thoroughly, and take them to your choice of eyewear providers. They will put your lenses in the frames, and, voila! For probably a quarter or less you have exactly what you are looking for.........quality included.\nI would like to add, that I am on a very tight budget. I wear solid gold wireframe glasses. I paid 25 cents for them at Goodwill, and did as I instructed you. There's no possible way I could afford these frames retail. This advice will also help in other facets of your life. I drive a 7 year old BMW (for example) I have a car that originaly sold for close to $50k, I paid $10k for it. It looks/drives as good as when it left the showroom. My friends have no idea how poor I am.
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find your glasses first
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http://39dollarglasses.com\n\nseriously, it sounds too good to be true, but I've gotten glasses from them and they're great. They have many styles and they really are only $39! They have a feature in which you can choose your face shape and you can try them out on a 'virtual person'. :D
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Yes, absolutely - ask your optician/eye doctor - in the UK I think they were appx GBP 1.00 per pair for disposable Acuvue lenses.\n\nMy optician gave me some sample ones (which had test written on them so you couldn't wear them out !!??) I have green eyes but tried out the blue ones which were just really unnatural & ended up buying some brown ones which I like but they are slightly strange to wear as if the coloured bit edges over your pupil it's like looking through a veil !!!\n\nThey are cool though & a great easy way for a non-drastic way to look a little different !!
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There are tons of places that do this.  Basically, the idea is to use tinted lenses.  It may or may not work, but there is no harm in looking into it.\n\nSince I don't know where you are located, type "scotopic senstivity syndrome lens" into Google or the Yahoo search engine, and look at the results there.
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to test reading glasses
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Yes, but there is a lens called a progressive that might work a little better for you.  Progressives give you a broader range of clear near vision, so work a little better for tasks at intermediate distances.  Next time you see your eye doctor, ask about this type of lens.  He/she will likely have one on hand to demonstrate to you.
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Probably talking about privacy or antiglare shields. Can get them almost anywhere...Office Depot, Amazon, eBay
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Do you mean cataracts?
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well i tink its us... reason being to the introduction of technology. With 'new' medias like computers, televisions... so yeh... generally our eyesight is getting worst as the generations progress... im wearing glasses myself.. :D
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Hey, I tried to find lenses like that for ever, but never did.. I recommend getting a pair of contacts and dive with them\n\nas long as you dont blink too much or take of your mask they wont fall, I've been doing that for one year and have had no problems
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Probably not.  Glasses can be made with prism that helps align your eyes.  Contacts can't be made with prism because they rotate on your eyes.  If you really want to wear contacts, ask your eye doctor if a vision therapy program would help you overcome the misalignment.
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How about a polarized lens
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Have you talked to your opthalmologist or optometrist about progressive lenses?  These allow appropriate correction at any distance.  Have worn them for years without any problems.