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- Aug 9, 2013
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You buy a pair of $200+ sunglasses and before you know the lenses are scratched, abraded....no coverage by Oakley and the likes. Replacement lenses are $100+.
Why not a coating that is upsold for like $30 when someone purchases a pair of expensive sunglasses that reduces (probably no feasible to say eliminate) the likelihood of day to day scratches.
Maybe a recoat every 6 months. Would keep your Sunglasses in better condition longer.
Is it a problem...well yes it irritates me, but not sure if possible, if other people feel the same or if people would spend $30 to protect their lenses.
Massive market, any 'expensive' polycarbonate manufactured lens but a large amount of technical know how to achieve this.
Just airing my thoughts...
Why not a coating that is upsold for like $30 when someone purchases a pair of expensive sunglasses that reduces (probably no feasible to say eliminate) the likelihood of day to day scratches.
Maybe a recoat every 6 months. Would keep your Sunglasses in better condition longer.
Is it a problem...well yes it irritates me, but not sure if possible, if other people feel the same or if people would spend $30 to protect their lenses.
Massive market, any 'expensive' polycarbonate manufactured lens but a large amount of technical know how to achieve this.
Just airing my thoughts...
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