Anyone using Transitions XTRActive Prescription Glasses?

I used X-tra transitions and wouldn't use anything else for driving. I tried using the visor on regular glasses and believe it or not, you will notice the extra weight after wearing them for 30 minutes or so and it's aggravating. The X-tra transitions automatically adjust to the light; sometimes the tint will be almost clear and sometimes dark or almost black or somewhere in between, depending on the light. You won't notice it, only someone looking at you will notice it. The change is pretty fast.

Edit : mine costs around $500.00

 

I doubt if you will have any problems seeing a map or GPS. But when going into a dark room or trailer it might take a bit before you can see very well.

 

I had sunglasses made with my prescription, but added polarized. Cuts out a lot of glare. Rainy days cuts thru the haze and also helped a lot when driving in snow.

You will see purple windshields on cars if they are polarized and the meters on the pumps/key pads in stores may be hard to see with them on.

 

Just make sure you have an extra pair of plain glasses (even if it's the old pair) in the truck regardless if you have 2 in 1 glasses or not. Not worried about a full blown inspection so much as things happen, things break, and don't find yourself far from home and easy replacement options in the event something happens to your primary lenses.

 

I bought x ray glasses from a comic book, I got tired of looking at naked women. there seems to have an aftereffect. for the last 50 years I cant break myself of the habit of wanting to look at naked women. is that the kind of glasses you bought, if so put em away. you will end up marrying a woman just to see her nekkid. if those aren't the glasses you bought, disregard this message

 

I used to have a pair of those but had to throw them away because you can't control whose clothes you can see through and who you don't. Lately, a lot of people are frankly disgusting to have to see nekkid.