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-Once you have experienced the incredible difference that good sunglasses can make, you may want to have a good set of prescription lenses made. The best lenses are made by [[http://www.sarcinfo.com/zeiss.htm|Carl Zeiss]]. They will be very expensive, but you wear them everywhere and the comfort is surely worth it.
+Once you have experienced the incredible difference that good sunglasses can make, you may want to have a good set of prescription lenses made. The best lenses are made by [[https://www.sarcinfo.com/zeiss.htm|Carl Zeiss]]. They will be very expensive, but you wear them everywhere and the comfort is surely worth it.
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-When you have the frames then you have to find an optometrist who can fit them with the lenses for you. If you can afford the [[http://www.zeiss.de/de/ophtalmic/comp/home_e.nsf/6f2a76c25f0237fbc12566fe003b25ff/59dab48462214477c1256ac70023f799?OpenDocument|Zeiss Skylet Sport lenses]], then I recommend getting anti-reflective coatings on both the front and the back. The standard Skylet Sport density is suitable for indoors use, but a [[http://www.zeiss.de/de/ophtalmic/comp/home_e.nsf/78be232b5368b1b2c12566fe003b2602/2a09556ecbee18cec1256aa70031b6d6?OpenDocument|double density 97.5% coating]] will be needed for driving. Make sure you get glass lenses for driving, as the Polycarbonate do not attenuate the InfraRed light. [[http://www.zeiss.de/de/ophtalmic/comp/home_e.nsf/QuickbarWWWintern/3810F55DCE714595C1256B3E0053A50A|Zeiss Tital 1.7 U85 GE]] is a very nice glass lens that has been made for me with [[http://www.zeiss.de/4125680F0053A38D/InhaltWWWIntern/98892A9014BC1AE0C1256AA7003075AA|double density (97.5%) U85 Umbra]] coatings. This works out fairly well. I use Progressive Multi-focals ("[[http://www.zeiss.de/de/ophtalmic/comp/home_e.nsf/6f2a76c25f0237fbc12566fe003b25ff/8495a1a7b6d90365c1256a1100360721?OpenDocument|Gradal HS]]") in the Skylet Sport polycarbonate for inside use. Only the single vision is available in the glass (which is what I use when when driving).
+When you have the frames then you have to find an optometrist who can fit them with the lenses for you. If you can afford the [[https://www.zeiss.de/de/ophtalmic/comp/home_e.nsf/6f2a76c25f0237fbc12566fe003b25ff/59dab48462214477c1256ac70023f799?OpenDocument|Zeiss Skylet Sport lenses]], then I recommend getting anti-reflective coatings on both the front and the back. The standard Skylet Sport density is suitable for indoors use, but a [[https://www.zeiss.de/de/ophtalmic/comp/home_e.nsf/78be232b5368b1b2c12566fe003b2602/2a09556ecbee18cec1256aa70031b6d6?OpenDocument|double density 97.5% coating]] will be needed for driving. Make sure you get glass lenses for driving, as the Polycarbonate do not attenuate the InfraRed light. [[https://www.zeiss.de/de/ophtalmic/comp/home_e.nsf/QuickbarWWWintern/3810F55DCE714595C1256B3E0053A50A|Zeiss Tital 1.7 U85 GE]] is a very nice glass lens that has been made for me with [[https://www.zeiss.de/4125680F0053A38D/InhaltWWWIntern/98892A9014BC1AE0C1256AA7003075AA|double density (97.5%) U85 Umbra]] coatings. This works out fairly well. I use Progressive Multi-focals ("[[https://www.zeiss.de/de/ophtalmic/comp/home_e.nsf/6f2a76c25f0237fbc12566fe003b25ff/8495a1a7b6d90365c1256a1100360721?OpenDocument|Gradal HS]]") in the Skylet Sport polycarbonate for inside use. Only the single vision is available in the glass (which is what I use when when driving).
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 These lenses were a little dark for indoors (even without the clip-ons), where I used the highest-density of the Skylet Sport polycarbonate series.
-About 15 yrs ago, I became less light sensitive and I wanted folks to see my eyes at meetings. I found [[http://www.zeiss.de/de/ophtalmic/comp/home_e.nsf/6f2a76c25f0237fbc12566fe003b25ff/59dab48462214477c1256ac70023f799?OpenDocument|Zeiss "clarlet Skylet fun" lens]] adequate. I guess you would classify them as "50%" lenses; they are designed just for protecting healthy eyes from glare, and they do that real well.
+About 15 yrs ago, I became less light sensitive and I wanted folks to see my eyes at meetings. I found [[https://www.zeiss.de/de/ophtalmic/comp/home_e.nsf/6f2a76c25f0237fbc12566fe003b25ff/59dab48462214477c1256ac70023f799?OpenDocument|Zeiss "clarlet Skylet fun" lens]] adequate. I guess you would classify them as "50%" lenses; they are designed just for protecting healthy eyes from glare, and they do that real well.
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 Some MP patients (those who work with computer graphics, etc.), cannot use NoIRS because of color distortion. Zeiss lenses may make it possible for these patients to be able to have adequate eye protection and maintain necessary function.
-Other prescription sunglasses available from [[http://opticsdirect.com/marshallprotocol.aspx|Optics Direct]].
+Other prescription sunglasses available from [[https://opticsdirect.com/marshallprotocol.aspx|Optics Direct]].
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-I ordered pair of prescription Bucci Kamet sunglasses from opticus.com. They sent a pair of Julbo teardrops, and the Buccis to test. The Buccis aren't on their web page yet, but they suggested them as they have a better fit on the side pieces more suitable to the Marshall Protocol. I had my local optician measure them.
+I don't quite know where to make this post regarding sunglasses but some of you may know.  Since this is an area on lighting, I thought some of you might be interested in my experience.  By way of info, I'm a health care provider and have myself on the Marshall Protocol, phase 2 now.   I came down with dry eyes/severe photosensitivity Oct. '08 and was using artificial tears "by the gallon" until diagnosed with uveitis by my ophthalmologist.  I lost a bit of vision due to retinal scarring.  With a bit of blood work, I was found to be highly suspicious for sarcoidosis.  Not liking the conventional treatment of steroids suggested I found the Marshall Protocol on the Internet, put myself on it and am experiencing good results.  After being followed by the ophthalmologist religiously about every two weeks for several months, my last visit he told me all the white blood cells that had been in my eyes "were pretty much gone" and he would see me in 6 months and to "keep doing whatever I was doing".  I didn't tell him I had myself on the Marshall Protocol because I didn't wish to explain.  Earlier when I had asked him whether the white cells could have been there because of bacterial infection, he told me "no way" but "they weren't exactly sure what caused it".
-[[http://www.hidalgos.com|Hildagos]] can put mirror-coated or non-mirror-coated glass Kontraster prescription lenses into most frames that you supply (even bifocal now). Just check with them and order catalog, the new one talks about the Marshall Protocol. Their web site has a lens transmission data section and a place to get their catalog.
+After being made fun of by my family because of my "fit-over" sunglasses, I began the quest for something more trendy.  Unfortunately calls to Zeiss and Oakley found them only covering UV-A and UV-B, some covered UV-C wavelengths but not IR.  And the curved, wrap-arounds that could have a prescription placed in them weren't available anywhere that I looked.....until recently.  Now, you can get some real nice wrap-arounds from NOIR that have the ability to have prescription lenses placed inside them.  When you go to the Noir website, you won't find them immediately.  You need to go to the Noir laser site (link below) & you can find them as the # 34's and can have all the benefits of the traditional Noir wavelengths blocked + prescription lenses placed.  I believe they are a take-off on glacier glasses for mountain climbers.  My friends say I look pretty cool now!
-[[http://www.opticus.com/|Opticus Inc.]] has a wide selection of glacier glasses to look at and they make prescription lenses as well.
+https://www.noirlaser.com/styles/34.html
+By the way, if you are reading this Trevor, thank you for all your hard work and giving me my eyes back.  We were all worried that I would soon be on disability and not driving anymore.  Since I am not on your study and don't report anywhere, I thought you might like to know.
+//**StuckPac**, MarshallProtocol.com// </blockquote>
-[[http://www.campmor.com|Campmor]] has cheap glacier glasses that you can replace lenses elsewhere or wear indoors.
-//**P. Bear**// </blockquote>
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