Thread: Depth Diving Goggles - Apnea lenses?
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Old June 3rd, 2008
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Re: Depth Diving Goggles - Apnea lenses?
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Hi Salibandy,

While testing Kerian's goggles in the pool I was wearing contact lenses on one occasion just to see what would happen... They stayed on but only slightly improved vision. The lens strength I have is about -3.5 and -4.5 with both a cylindrical too. My vision up to about 2 meters was good enough. Vision further away than that is not too important IMO for this kind of product.

BTW the lenses I used were cheap daylenses that I use multiple times until they have had about 10 hours of usage. I will not be using them with the fluidgoggles.

There were some annoying colour (rainbow) effect at first while looking at high-contrast objects, especially in the pool/bathtub. Your brain filters those out mostly after a couple of sessions!

What attracted me to Kerian's goggles was that they looked stronger than those of Liquivision. I never saw the later in real live so this is just my opinion from looking at pictures.

Eric
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