Alas not, it's a Ray-Ban thing apparently.
Should 'of' gone to SpecsaversAnyone else finding that modern prescription glasses with plastic lenses are much more difficult to clean than the old school glass lenses? A quick wash always worked on glass lenses but plastic ones seem to stay smeary however you try and clean them.
Might also apply to normal sunglasses but I only have prescription glasses.
Use the nice cloth provided.Anyone else finding that modern prescription glasses with plastic lenses are much more difficult to clean than the old school glass lenses? A quick wash always worked on glass lenses but plastic ones seem to stay smeary however you try and clean them.
Might also apply to normal sunglasses but I only have prescription glasses.
Schoolboy shopping error.
https://www.boots.com/zeiss-lens-wi...-U7TX6KBwgWL9x7jCEhoC5n4QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.dsAnyone else finding that modern prescription glasses with plastic lenses are much more difficult to clean than the old school glass lenses? A quick wash always worked on glass lenses but plastic ones seem to stay smeary however you try and clean them.
Might also apply to normal sunglasses but I only have prescription glasses.
Blimey, you must have good eyesight to see through lenses like that!
I use them and they work well but I buy them in a box of 200 from Amazon - currently £7.70 on an offer
Quite often there is a build up of sweaty oils in the rim or on the nose pads. It's very easy to drag this on to the lenses as you wipe.... If you clean using a tissue and Methylated Spirits you will get most of this off and it will be nice and clean until the oils build up again.Anyone else finding that modern prescription glasses with plastic lenses are much more difficult to clean than the old school glass lenses? A quick wash always worked on glass lenses but plastic ones seem to stay smeary however you try and clean them.
Might also apply to normal sunglasses but I only have prescription glasses.
