Eyejuster glasses

[brian]

I presently use glasses for everyday reading,and of course figure painting.I also have a pair of specs for when i'm on the computer,and soon will need specs for watching the telly.
That's until i bought a pair of adjustable "Eyejusters" glasses after doing a bit of homework on this product.As it offered a 30 day free trial,i thought i would give them a try.I'm suitably impressed with them after a couple of days of use.
Another advantage they have, is when i was trying to see figures in a competition,i couldn't get close enough to use my normal reading glasses,and couldn't see the figures with my normal vision.What i used to call dead ground.Problem solved with these specs.There not cheap at £69 but they really work and you've got 30 days to return them,if you don't like them.
If anyone is interested,check out their website Eyejusters,and if you're going to give them a go i can get you 10% off.
They were developed by a couple of Oxford University chaps.
Sounds like i'm on their payroll, which is not the case.I just wanted to share with you lads a brilliant idea that really works.
Brian

 

[valiant]

Really interesting, Brian - I have to have three different prescriptions for my eyes, mid, close and very close - it gets very confusing. These could be the answer!!

 

[peedee]

Great find Brian

Thanks for sharing...
I have bought kits that cost more, and I want to do them justice with my brushes.

This is going to benefit many here.

Psul

 

[DEL]

I've used something similar for years

I'll look into these once I've looked through them......

 

[Ron Tamburrini]

Bring them to scale Scotland so we can check them out without paying

 

[peedee]

I use the discarded plastic centers off card machine and till rolls. Glued together, the honeycomb of tubes balances beautifully either side of my nose and costs me nothing.

Totally rubbish for painting but the prismatic kaleidascope effect is cheaper than drugs.

Paul.

 

[Dan Morton]

Could we see a photo Paul?

Cool product Brian. Probably won't improve my astigmatism but still useful for focus. Might try a pair. Thanks for the tip!

All the best,
Dan

 

[peedee]

Really interesting, Brian - I have to have three different prescriptions for my eyes, mid, close and very close - it gets very confusing. These could be the answer!!

I think missed the 'Braille' prescription off that list Steve.....
'Warm hands' for really close in work.

Paul

Ps makes me wonder why they never did a Braille version of Playboy etc.. that would surely have been popular?

 

[valiant]

Yeh - I missed "beer-bottle bottoms" off that list!!

 

[Rich Sculpts]

Anyone for Prescription Windscreens?

 

[peedee]

Anyone for Prescription Windscreens?

I suggested that for a friend of mine, he said ok but won't it frighten everyone coming towards me when they aee a giant head?

Paul.

 

[Ulrich]

I use something similiar for painting. Eschenbach maxDetail 2

 

[brian]

I never bought the glasses just for painting,but i use reading glasses and other glasses for the computer,so i thought it would be a good idea to try glasses that would do both.They go from +1 to +3 magnification and all the different variants in between.Each lense can be used seperately.As you can see they look the same as ordinary reading glasses as the wheel adjusters are behind the frame.
As for you Ronnie,ya cheapskate.Try a 30 day trial for £69 and if you don't like them you'll get your money back.
There's a hell of a lot of choice for frames.I opted for the Stainless Steel look.
If anyone is interested i can get a 10% discount for anyone.
Brian

 

[brian]

Bring them to scale Scotland so we can check them out without paying

Nice try Ron,but you'll need a longer try out to see if they're what you're after.

 

[John Bowery]

They have been advertising on USA TV for $19.99. They are different looking than yours and I don't know the quality. Just saw them a couple of days ago.
Cheers
John

 

[brian]

They have been advertising on USA TV for $19.99. They are different looking than yours and I don't know the quality. Just saw them a couple of days ago.
Cheers
John

If you go on to Amazon you'll see cheaper glasses,but i wasn't willing to take a chance.You can't go wrong as you can get a refund up to 30 days after buying them.The only problem with the ones i've got ,is that they're highlighting the fact that my eyesight isn't as good as i thought.I had my eyes tested about 6 months ago and was given reading glasses 2.50x,but since i bought these glasses i've just realised that watching the tv is a lot clearer.

 

[DEL]

If you go on to Amazon you'll see cheaper glasses,but i wasn't willing to take a chance.You can't go wrong as you can get a refund up to 30 days after buying them.The only problem with the ones i've got ,is that they're highlighting the fact that my eyesight isn't as good as i thought.I had my eyes tested about 6 months ago and was given reading glasses 2.50x,but since i bought these glasses i've just realised that watching the tv is a lot clearer.

Great that you can now watch your favourite programmes
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b070jj99
Now that you're not straining your eyes, watch you don't strain something else

 

[peedee]

Great that you can now watch your favourite programmes
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b070jj99
Now that you're not straining your eyes, watch you don't strain something else

...... roflmSao

Paul

 

[brian]

Great that you can now watch your favourite programmes
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b070jj99
Now that you're not straining your eyes, watch you don't strain something else

Before i got my specs i thought they were cows

 

[DEL]

Before i got my specs i thought they were cows

That's no way to talk about Baaaaaarbra and Ewephemia.