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| Thread ID: 146647 | 2018-10-12 00:41:00 | Glasses acquire tinge | Pato (2463) | PC World Chat |
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| 1454332 | 2018-10-13 20:17:00 | Oooh, well informed reply up there from Kame. I'll add a couple of other possibilities... the lenses might be photochromic (aka Transitions or 'ChangeLight'). These commonly have a slight residual tint. The older generation of the tech in particular has this mild yellowing. Or, there might have been a UV block added to the lenses, which also tends to add a low degree of yellowing.Thanks Paul. I guess it still wouldn't hurt for me to ask the Optician about it.? The lens are Zeiss but I guess that doesn't help. Would the UV block be shown in the prescription.? |
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| 1454333 | 2018-10-13 23:23:00 | Zeiss actually started putting UVProtect in all their clear plastic lenses starting this year I believe. This could be such side effects. Talk to your optician about it. |
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| 1454334 | 2018-10-13 23:42:00 | Zeiss actually started putting UVProtect in all their clear plastic lenses starting this year I believe. This could be such side effects. Talk to your optician about it.Thanks Kame. I just hadn't struck this after many changes of lens over more years than I care to remember. Also, appreciate your previous comments which are most helpful. |
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