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Posted on April 10, 2010.
Polycarbonate LensesThen back and forth between plastic and polycarbonate lenses cause problems?

I want to get a couple of different pairs of glasses. If I get one with polycarbonate lenses and the other with plastic glasses (or CR39 standard or high index lens), I might have problems of any kind when I pass them?

For example: dizziness, headache, or even just time for me to adjust to each time I pass?

Thank you! "

This may take a few seconds to adjust a pair to another, but should not be worse than that.

You mention a high index lens, so I assume that your order is quite high. If this is not - 3.00, then you should stay away from polycarbonate.

Polycarbonate has significantly improved in recent years, but it is still at the bottom of the list for optical quality and clarity from a high index lens.

If the glasses are the right prescription, there should be no problem at all.

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