This woman has had two pairs of lenses craze. The first pair was after about 10 months. She was told it was probably heat (early October and it is still hot here). Almost exactly a year later the replacement pair has crazed. They look like they have wavy lines running across them. She picked up another pair a couple of days ago.
Her rx is very light and the material is plastic. They are in a full metal frame. She swears she does not leave them in the heat and only uses the microfiber cloth to clean them. She never uses any products on them.
I think I've heard that crazing can be caused by the flexing of lenses and AR being different. A very thin lens like he has could have this problem. I think I've also heard it can be caused by a too big lens in a frame.
Anyone have any insight? Could one of these be the problem? Or any ideas of something else? If so why does it take so long to show up?
She is concerned that it will happen again and her warranty is up in 3 months.
Her rx is very light and the material is plastic. They are in a full metal frame. She swears she does not leave them in the heat and only uses the microfiber cloth to clean them. She never uses any products on them.
I think I've heard that crazing can be caused by the flexing of lenses and AR being different. A very thin lens like he has could have this problem. I think I've also heard it can be caused by a too big lens in a frame.
Anyone have any insight? Could one of these be the problem? Or any ideas of something else? If so why does it take so long to show up?
She is concerned that it will happen again and her warranty is up in 3 months.
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