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Serengeti Polarized Sunglasses: Egeo Photochromic Soft Square Expired
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Eyedictive has select Serengeti Polarized Sunglasses on sale listed below from $69 w/ coupon code SUN30 applied at checkout. Shipping is free. Thanks JZ1989
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Eyedictive has select Serengeti Polarized Sunglasses on sale listed below from $69 w/ coupon code SUN30 applied at checkout. Shipping is free. Thanks JZ1989
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Eyedictive [eyedictive.com] has Serengeti Polarized Sunglasses (Various Styles) from $69 when you apply coupon code SUN30 at checkout. Shipping is free.
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They last forever, too: I just don't have mine anymore because I lose them after a few years. And even if they break due to a hard fall, I had one with a crack down the middle and you just didn't notice if you put them on. If I wasn't short on cash, I'd jump on these immediately.
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The sunglasses I buy by the bucket at the 99 cent store look just as good and work just as well. And I don't cry when I lose a pair every week.
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This is probably true for plastic lenses. These are real glass lenses which you never see on cheap sunglasses. There's only a handful of brands that use real glass lens. You can tell the difference 100%
I bought a pair of glasses from here and it just felt fake. Light, plasticy, lens scratched super easily like it was plastic.
I bought a pair of glasses from here and it just felt fake. Light, plasticy, lens scratched super easily like it was plastic.
I agree to a point I will probably never buy from eyedictive. The serengeti might be a safer bet due to expense in cloning mineral lenses but in general luxottica probably has a back channel for fraud maybe overproduction of frames etc. all it takes is some molded plastic and viola!!! That's why I stick with non Lux brands.
I bought a pair of glasses from here and it just felt fake. Light, plasticy, lens scratched super easily like it was plastic.
I just received my Serengeti Ceriale folding sunglasses and I'm impressed. The clarity on these beats the three Maui Jim's I own. Maybe I lucked out.
I bought a pair of glasses from here and it just felt fake. Light, plasticy, lens scratched super easily like it was plastic.
I can tell you that of the Serengeti's that I have, the frame quality varies (depending on model/style) but the lenses are all absolutely the best. I will only wear Serengeti polarized these days.
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The sunglasses I buy by the bucket at the 99 cent store look just as good and work just as well. And I don't cry when I lose a pair every week.
Knowledge is power (and savings): https://melmagazine.com/en-us/sto...-expensive
Cheap sunglasses cause your eyes to dilate more since it is darker. However, cheap sunglasses typically don't have as much UV protection. This leads to more eye damage. You only get one set of eyes, so protect them. Don't ever wear cheap sunglasses, especially the ones that they sell for 99 cents or give away for free at events.
Glass/mineral lens are more scratch resistant but heavier and easier to shatter. Don't use them during any sport activity that could cause them to shatter (baseball, airsoft, etc). The heft can also add to discomfort when wearing for a long time for some people. The plastic lens are not as clear (but can get pretty close), can get scratched much easier, much lighter in weight, and will not shatter from impact. Pick what you need for your use case.
That said, if I ever splurge on glasses again, I'll be on the lookout for serengeti. Easily the best lenses I've ever seen through.
That said, if I ever splurge on glasses again, I'll be on the lookout for serengeti. Easily the best lenses I've ever seen through.
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Glass is mineral
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That said, if I ever splurge on glasses again, I'll be on the lookout for serengeti. Easily the best lenses I've ever seen through.
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Great you mentioned that because I have the same bug/feature. I even sent an email to their support team to check if my glasses are genuine. Yet to receive a reply tho.