What is the price of vanity?
$40.
That is what I just paid so there is NO LINE on my first prescribed pair of bifocal glasses.
And it was totally worth it.
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2 comments:
I guess as long as insurance considers my contacts "cosmetic" despite my 20/500 vision, a no-line bifocal would also qualify. It's time for the visually-impaired to unite!
I got my first pair of no-line bifocals this year too! And the only
frames I loved were the same ones that A's daughter E had - brown w/ apple green on the arms! Of course hers aren't bifocals:) Who said we had to age gracefully? We age "fun-fully!"
Love your blogs!
P from Broken Arrow
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