Prescription Swimming Goggles

Counting_Pennies_2 · 6 January 2007 at 7:04PM

Apologies, for posting here, not quite sure what board to post on.

Can anyone recommend a good company that does prescription lense swimming goggles.

There are several out there, but I want to be sure I go for a good one.

Thanks

Savvy_Sue · 7 January 2007 at 1:49AM

Health board might be better ...

Hizz · 7 January 2007 at 10:29AM

Never even knew they existed.

Kimberley · 7 January 2007 at 11:08AM

Nor did i

I want some

Glad · 7 January 2007 at 11:12AM

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Glad · 7 January 2007 at 11:13AM

ask your optician, my daughters optician have a range in the shop

Counting_Pennies_2 · 7 January 2007 at 2:59PM

ideally looking to purchase them cheaper than an optician sells them at.

I have come across loads of websites, but hoped I would be able to get a recommendation of one of them from previous shoppers.

I guess it is still quite a new thing in the world of swimming, so may just take our chances on one of them.

Thanks for your replies

thetope · 7 January 2007 at 3:45PM

i got a set from http://www.aquagoggles.com/ it is an american site but worked out at approx £15 at the time including delivery. probably even cheaper now! Can highly recommend them - they don't steam up easily, look good and seem well made

Random · 7 January 2007 at 11:44PM

I think aquagoggles is the company I used. The good thing about them, as opposed to the ones you buy off the shelf in the opticians, is you can have a different strength for each eye. They were very helpful when I emailed, and told me exactly what strength to order. You should buy them slightly weaker than your glasses if I remember, to account for the effect of the water.

Herbyme · 24 January 2007 at 11:46PM

I was going to buy some then found (as I have a very high prescription) they'd cost almost £200 - so I bought some disposable soft contact lenses which are fine in a nice wet environment, and I can sometimes wear them in other situations too. About £40 for 30 pairs, will keep me going for ages as I don't swim often but love to scuba on holiday.

Kido · 29 January 2007 at 12:27PM

If you are a memeber at Costco they do them there. Not sure of the cost though but it may be worth a try.

Prescription Swimming Goggles

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