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There are prescription dive masks. Even without needing glasses driving rain has been a problem. I had my hood down so I could see out of one eye, but the rain was filling my eye so fast I could no longer see. I think every boat who is planning cruising should have a dive mask to check out things below.
rob
Bryan Genez <> wrote:
On 4/17/06, Len den Besten <> wrote:
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> For this reason I even got soft contacts but I must say it's a pita.
> Lasik is not an option for me.
>
> My question to fellow-foureyes here: what do you do for a remedy?
I went with monovision. First with one contact to correct for distant
vision; my near vision is OK. Later went with Lasik on the same eye to
eliminate prescription glasses/contacts completely. That works for me.
Friends who have been caught out in severe weather have successfully used
swimming goggles to protect face and glasses. Water-shedding chemicals will
work on those.
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Best,
Bryan Genez
"Capella" V40-158
New Bern, NC
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