Are there any good night driving glasses avaliable(to reduce headlight glare)?
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There is a herb called Bilberry that can cure you of night blindness. (Like the glare from head lights from on comming traffic.) It was used by the Brittish Air Force pilots durring WW1. They said it gave them better night vision. I tried it myself. It works.\nBilberry is inexpensive and can be found at any store that sells vitamins and herbs. (Walgreens, K-mart ect.)\nSEE YA.
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if you are nearsightedness this sight will probably help you.\n\n\n\n\n\nreversingnearsightedness.com
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I second the motion (or third it as the case may be).  There is no acceptable reason for anyone to drive with snow covering any of the glass surfaces on their vehicle, including the headlamps.  More accidents are caused by this than by snow on the streets and roads.\nEven if someone is driving another person to a hospital or some other emergency, they should take the time necessary to clear off the glass.
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I was able to order different styles from most of the major catalogs. Try Fisher. I think I bought a red pair from them that were pretty cool.\n\nAlso, try ebay. I just got 582 items when I searched on "safety glasses." Browsing through quickly, I saw quite a few that were kind of cool. Lot of dorky ones too, but you might be able to find something you like. Have fun!
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I wear Contacts. It will be better so you will be able to see all your blind spots clearly without your glasses getting in the way.
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photoreceptors. they allow us to be able to see in low light such as moonlight but also in very bright lights. the photoreceptors are devided in to two groups rods and cones.\nrods are for low light\ncones for bright light. \nolder people can damage photo receptors and thats one reason for legal blidness. if you have damage you can not legally drive.
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Smoke or fog will work.  There are also 100mW red lasers out there (wickedlasers.com should do the trick) that have some visibility in daylight, but this always depends on there being something (even the tiniest amount of dust) in the air to scatter off of.
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I wear.. hold on lemme go check the box...Night & Day by CIBA Vision.. you can wear them overnight for up to 30 nights straight.
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Not normally unless you have a problem seeing at night.Especially when driving other than that, it is legal to drive a car with 20/40 eyesight with out wearing glasses.I know because that is what the people at the DMV told me.
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Not especially. In order to see in the dark, you'd need some new types of photoreceptors in your eyes. Short of bionic eyes, nanotechnology, or genetic engineering, good luck with that.
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use black light,u will find it in any good store
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you should definitely check k5.com\nthey have many selections under $70.\n\nthey have OAKLEY XS O-Frame- $46.99\nANON OPTICS Subrosa- $49.99\nSPY Targa 2- $49.99\nand theres a lot more..\nhope this helps!
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It depends on what you are using them for, how old you are, etc. I find that the anti-glare is nice. I sometimes have a hard time watching TV with my glasses if the lights are on if I don't get anti-glare. But it just depends if it is something you need. You should talk to your eye doctor and they will tell you why it is a good idea to get it and if you need it. \n\nScratch resistant lenses are nice in different situations as well. Are you known to drop your glasses alot, do you take them on and off alot (i.e you don't have to wear them all the time) Is it going to be your main pair of glasses, or will you wear another pair most of the time or contacts? Are you in sports and other physical activities that could cause you to scratch the glass? If any of this is true, you should definately consider getting no-scratch. If you scratch the lense right it could really be annoying to look out and really start to bug you. You may find that it is so annoying that you need to have them replaced or repaired. It is always nice to have the extra protection against unexpected accidents.\n\nHope this helps
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Two answers:  First, green phosphor tubes are the best suited for the application.  The eye's greatest sensitivity is in the green-yellow portion of the spectrum and thus things appear brightest to us in that color range.  It's also less fatiguing to the eye.  Green phosphor is efficient and doesn't require much power to operate.\n\nNVG and camcorder night mode are not the same.
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Not being to see well at night. For more info see http://www.retina-international.org/nightbld.htm
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Has it really been that bad of a day to be wearing sunglasses at 10pm? Wearing sunglasses at night is fun though!
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They sell them in a lot of the eyeglass repair kits.  Around here they sell them in grocery stores and department stores (*-mart).  I find it a good idea to have a few extra sets and keep one at work and another in my car in case of emergencies, both my own and friends :-)