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Old 12-31-1969, 07:00 PM
Paul Foley
 
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Default Re: Cure for contact lenses and you still can't read your gauges

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Sheldon wrote:
> I just found those Stick-On Optx 20/20 bifocal stick-on lenses for $9.99 a
> pair on eBay. Just type in "stick on lenses" in the search box.
>
> I just got new contact lenses for diving but now seeing close is a problem.
> These are not the larger ones for diving masks, but they are large. I had
> to cut them down to fit my sunglasses. They are also only $10 a pair and
> work like a charm. Not sure yet what will happen if your mask fills up with
> water, but they seem pretty stuck to me (they stick on with water and are
> removable and reusable). When positioned properly they work just fine, and
> you have plenty of time to position them.
>
> I have no connection with the company or the guy who sells them. Just
> wanted to pass along an interesting product I found at a substantial
> discount. They are new in retail packaging, and if you buy 4 pair you get
> even more of a discount.
>
> Happy diving. I'll be starting my second shot at certification early next
> month. Should be easy after what I've been though with my previous
> instructor, to all who were following my threads.
>
> Sheldon


I may check these out. I too have trouble reading gauges... I can see
the position of the needle, and the markings, but reading the numbers on
the SPG requires eyes younger than mine. I know what the numbers are of
course (and I can see the red zone!) but it's probably not a good idea
to be playing Mr. Magoo underwater.
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