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philly
Bavafongoul said:
Prescription contacts for pool are impractical for everyday life’s vision needs, especially driving.
The depth of field prescription is adjusted to improve vision from 2-3’ distant to 12’. So your long
distance viewing suffers and is not practical for driving.

Getting contacts still require a optometrist so you can obtain a prescription and everyone has different
and distinct eyesight needs. Contacts are just another version of frameless, invisible eyewear to others
but need to be prescribed for the eyesight needs of the individual pool player’s requirements.

There’s also ongoing daily replacement cost for playing pool unless you can re-use them and how many
times? Regardless, there’s an on-going cost because of the contacts being a pool prescription, they’d be
impractical for wearing other than when playing pool. Nope, cool looking eyewear is the way to go, IMO.
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They worked perfectly for me.
Only wore them for pool.
Put them in before I left for the poolroom otherwise wore my glasses.
Contacts were a tool and they worked great.
Of course new lenses after Cataract surgery worked better. No need for Contacts anymore. No billiard glasses either.
From what I have been reading billiard glasses are rather a picyune problem.
Contacts just work, or they did for me.
Now 20/20 vision, no Contacts
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⭐️⭐️🔥🔥4Sale: Beautiful 2018 bob runde big pin iv joint 🔥🔥⭐️⭐️

KenneyTran
⭐️⭐️🔥🔥4Sale: Beautiful 2018 bob runde big pin iv joint 🔥🔥⭐️⭐️ $4500$ OBO USD, shipped. I WILL ALSO TAKE Cue TRADES, but it will be a lot higher in my favor.

Hello all, I have a 2018 Bob Runde with 8 Ebony Points. Black, Red, Black, Red, and Natural veneers.

Ebony butt sleeve with lots of Ivory box and design. Two shafts are included, Shaft #1 has been chalked, however it is still white with minimal staining. Shaft #2 is unchalked. 58" standard length. 19.35oz cue. 13.10mm. Tips are layered, maker installed. The cue is in excellent condition, and has zero finish issues, scratches or dings. Shafts and butt are straight together and apart.

Spec:

Forearm: Birdseye
Point Wood: Ebony
Butt Sleeve: Ebony
Butt Weight: 15.25oz
Cue / shafts length : 58" / 29" Even Split
Wrap: Leather
Joint Material: Ivory and SS Pin.
Joint Pin: big pin - 3/8-10
# of Shafts: 2
Shaft #1: 4.2oz - 13.15mm - Test Hit - Straight
Shaft #2: 4.3oz - 13.10mm- unchalked - Straight
Ferrule Material: Ivory
Tips: layered from maker
Weight bolts : yes
Taper roll : No.

💲 Price in USD (includes shipping & fees)
📦 Insurance available at buyer’s expense
💳 Payment accepted via PayPal, F&F or G&S(4% on top)



Video upon request. I have many references if needed. Feel free to reach out via dm with any questions you may have and thank you for viewing.
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Billiards Glasses

Bavafongoul
philly said:
Get contacts. Problem solved. Trust me. Been there.
I know, you don't like putting your fingers in your eyes. Persevere. You'll get used to it and be glad you did. You can get Dailys, weekley, biweeklys, monthlys.
Thank me later.
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Prescription contacts for pool are impractical for everyday life’s vision needs, especially driving.
The depth of field prescription is adjusted to improve vision from 2-3’ distant to 12’. So your long
distance viewing suffers and is not practical for driving.

Getting contacts still require a optometrist so you can obtain a prescription and everyone has different
and distinct eyesight needs. Contacts are just another version of frameless, invisible eyewear to others
but need to be prescribed for the eyesight needs of the individual pool player’s requirements.

There’s also ongoing daily replacement cost for playing pool unless you can re-use them and how many
times? Regardless, there’s an on-going cost because of the contacts being a pool prescription, they’d be
impractical for wearing other than when playing pool. Nope, cool looking eyewear is the way to go, IMO.
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Billiards Glasses

Bavafongoul
Korsakoff said:
My doctor asked me to get a couple of eye level pictures taking a long shot and more of a mid distance to close shot. I have a remote for the camera so that was no issue. I used a tripod.

He reviewed them with me and showed me how my pupils hit the glasses while shooting. He said you can't make an optical center that high, so wee had to look for frames with a high vertical size and with adjustable nose pads. I found an acceptable frame, and he sent them off to the lab after doing an initial adjustment on my face so to get the position correct for a good optical center while shooting.

He did the final adjustments after we got the glasses back. He even had me use a table in the shop to emulate a pool table and he bent down and looked at my eyes at eye level to ensure proper placement. They work well.
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He’s physician that cares about your sight and helping you enjoy life all the more.

Too many physicians belong to a IPA and are held to productivity metrics more
than patient care. Time is money in a doctors office so when you locate a doctor
that cares, you enjoy better, more personalized care. You also avoid having to buy
eyewear that may be fully functional for pool but aren’t very appealing to wear., IMO.
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