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Corrective Optical Goggles

Corrective Optical Goggles

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LGOPT

$21.99

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The Corrective Optical Goggle is a distinctive "step diopter" goggle, with spherical prescription lens options. Featuring a universal eye socket frame design for superior fit and wide angle optical grade polycarbonate lenses in corrective diopters (-2.0 through -8.0), the LGOPT Optical Swimming Goggles are ideal for competitive and recreational use. Thermal Plastic Rubber gaskets provide comfortable leak-proof protection, while a durable split TPR headstrap provides a secure fit. Easy adjust snap lock sideclips make sizing a cinch.

RX Optical

02.08.2012

Optical grade polycarbonate lenses in corrective diopters (-2.0 through -8.0).

Adjustable Nosebridge

Channel and ridge system that allows three changeable sizes. Seen on Training and Kids goggles.

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5 out of 5

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I can see!!

Aug 3, 2012 | Posted by CHet

I swim either for recreation or as workout- just starting out on that end. Anyway, the worst thing was swimming with everything in front of me being a giant blur.

I got in the pool, put these on and it was a whole new world! They may not be as exact as my glasses, but I can finally see in the pool!

Just awesome!

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Q: The description says the optic range is from -2 to -8, but the size selection is all positive. Was that meant to be negative?

Posted at 6/11/13 6:55 PM Posted by Dino

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Yes it was meant to be negative. Negative means nearsighted and is a prescription grade range. 0 would be for 20/20 vision and anything positive is an increasingly far-sighted grade as the range goes up.
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Q: I purchased correction goggles 3 and they are too blurry to see much. Should I order a 2? Let me know

Posted at 6/17/13 5:45 PM Posted by Graciela

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If your goggles are blurry at a certain range such as 3, we would recommend a lower range. A negative optical range means nearsighted and is a prescription grade range. 0 would be for 20/20 vision and anything positive is an increasingly far-sighted grade as the range goes up.
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