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Doublereed Archive - Posting 000034.txt from 2003/10

From: Robert Hubbard <r_hubbard@-----.com>
Subj: [DR-L] Bifocals and reading music
Date: Fri, 3 Oct 2003 18:00:33 -0400

An interesting thread. The response reveals something of our demography...

I tried trifocal progressive lenses and hated them. The world tips
like a rowboat at the edge of your vision as you turn your head left
to right. (Or right to left).

*But* the company I dealt with, LensCrafters, offered a trial period,
and when I came back dissatisfied, they not only remade the lenses to
my new ask, they returned the difference in price.

So if you've got one around, you might get to try out your hopes
without paying the penalty for a bad choice.

As to the Optivisor, check out the yellow pages for 'Machine Tool
Supplies' or do a GoogleSearch on 'Optivisor'. They really help.
--

Robert Hubbard
Westwind Precision Machining
627 Shirecrest Court
San Jose, CA 95123-3030

408-578-6263 Phone
408-225-9325 Fax
r_hubbard@-----.com

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The Tone is a castle in the air.
Imagination is its architect.
Nerves carry out the plans.
Muscles are the laborers.
The soul inhabits it.

- Stevens Hewitt

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