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this post was submitted on 11 Aug 2024
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You fix it pretty easily by just getting the lenses entirely replaced. If you have vision insurance, you can do it entirely for free
Does someone willing to strip off the coating of their glasses sound to you like someone who has vision that allows for more than one pair of glasses a year?
How often do you replace your glasses? (Just curious, since you mentioned replacing yearly).
My last pair started peeling at 5 years, and I needed a new script by that point anyway.
Usually I don't need to more than 4 years in a row, I guess this is the first time I got this coating, this was from Zenni too, guess I got what I paid for