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VK6BE > HELP 07.06.07 14:36l 23 Lines 1051 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: Eye problem
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From: VK6BE@VK2TV.#MNC.NSW.AUS.OC
To : HELP@WW
A few years ag when I went to an eye specialist to have my glasses changed
I asked whether I should continue to have the glasses which darken in the
sunlight - polychromatic I think they are called. I found some problems
with these when I went into the house after being in the sun. They took
long enough to lighten up again to pose a problem for a few minutes till
they adjusted. The specialist told me not to worry as the plain glasses he
was prescribing had UV filter built in anyway even though they were not
dark. I don;t seem to be having any problem with the sun here in the south
where the light is not as bright and I only use the glasses when driving
long distance.
Bob VK6BE.
> Thanks to Barry VK2AAB, for the imformation on the sunglasses in
> Australia.
> They sound a bit better quality than ours here Barry, but the optician
> friend did say that the U/V sunglasses only cut DOWN the U/V light rather
> than blocking it altogether, unless things have changed in the last few
> years.
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