Driving with glasses - Need advise

[marcdaven]

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I drive wearing my glasses and I have observed nga grabe ang glare nga akong makita if naa koy kasugat sa pikas lane whenever I drive during the night. I see vertical lines stretching from the center of their headlights and I can't drive without my glasses kay mu blurr akong vision.

I have thought of some points:

1. My windshield. I have a semi black tint installed in my windshield and pirmi nako limpoyhan thouroughly akong auto every once a week (or sometimes ipa car wash if busy). I wonder if maka cause ni ug changes sa pag reflect/catch sa light?

2. My glasses. I have these around 4 years already. Naa na siyay minor scratches and I was wondering if I need to have the lens 'repaired', like naa bay coating para anti-glare? Or anything similar?

Please share mo sa inyong tips mga fellow dautan ug mata.

Thank you!

[KH0UJ]

I drive wearing my glasses and I have observed nga grabe ang glare nga akong makita if naa koy kasugat sa pikas lane whenever I drive during the night. I see vertical lines stretching from the center of their headlights and I can't drive without my glasses kay mu blurr akong vision.

I have thought of some points:

1. My windshield. I have a semi black tint installed in my windshield and pirmi nako limpoyhan thouroughly akong auto every once a week (or sometimes ipa car wash if busy). I wonder if maka cause ni ug changes sa pag reflect/catch sa light?

2. My glasses. I have these around 4 years already. Naa na siyay minor scratches and I was wondering if I need to have the lens 'repaired', like naa bay coating para anti-glare? Or anything similar?

Please share mo sa inyong tips mga fellow dautan ug mata.

Thank you!

I think you need these TS >>>PureVision Multi-Focal Contact Lenses

because any clear lens located externally on our own lens will cause glare at night, but not the contact lens because it`s location is as close to the eye lens that there will be a very minimal glare (light reflections)

[friedrich]

I think you need these TS >>>PureVision Multi-Focal Contact Lenses

because any clear lens located externally on our own lens will cause glare at night, but not the contact lens because it`s location is as close to the eye lens that there will be a very minimal glare (light reflections)

TS, ang akong nabasahan nga tip ana kung sulaw kaayo imong kasugat ky dili mu-directly look straight sa karsada ahead of you or sa kasugat nimo. Instead, pasiplat2x ka sa daplin (right side) from time to time esp. kung sulaw kaayo.

[weblizzer]

possible pud na na lense nimo sir. pero try pa tint imo awto.

[marcdaven]

@KH0UJ
Boss, walay lain way aside sa pag contact lens? Dili man gud ko comfortable mag contact lens.

@friedrich
Yes boss, I do that. Mu look ko a liittle bit away sa akong kasugat with matching pa HI pud sa akong headlights.
But in my defense, mu minor nalang sad ko kay dili jud ko maka kita if naa bay motor/pedestrian in between sa kilid nako ug sa akong kasugat..

Also, I see varying lengths of vertical lines from every light source every time I drive at night (e.g. from brake lights, street lights, etc.) Mao jud ning naka hasol nako kay sigahon jud nako ug maayo akong mata pirmi (I mean with FORCE jud!) para lang medyo mawala ang glare, and this makes my headache..

[marcdaven]

Any tips guys? Mu hapit sad diay ko this weekend sa mga optical shops just to check if unsa ang possible remedies for the lens on my glasses.

[kitloy]

pa lasik nalang siguro bai .. para 20/20 vision dayun hehe

[Erjam]

boss i've been driving with glassess since college mga 10 years plus na. naay special lens ana nga dili cya mu.glare especially at night. just tell your optometrist lang nga you are driving. you may also use transition lenses bro pero medyo mahal2x lang jud gamay. heheh..

[marcdaven]

pa lasik nalang siguro bai .. para 20/20 vision dayun hehe

Okay ra jud ko ani bro kung datu pa lang ko

boss i've been driving with glassess since college mga 10 years plus na. naay special lens ana nga dili cya mu.glare especially at night. just tell your optometrist lang nga you are driving. you may also use transition lenses bro pero medyo mahal2x lang jud gamay. heheh..

Interested ko ani bro. Pila kaha akong magasto ani?

[kazki]

I use anti-glare lenses on my prescription glasses, as well, and it works very well with driving.

Adto lang sa imong optometrist, I'm sure they will give you a quote on the cost. It's a bit expensive than ordinary lenses but way better in the long run.