Originally Posted by
shriekingmonkey
I have prescription glasses and I've seen a lot of other people say that they can't see in glasses when it's raining, but I've never found it to be an issue. I mean, it definitely makes it harder to see but I've never felt it dangerously so.
This exactly. If you pay attention to the drops on the lenses, you won't be able to see beyond them and will get frustrated. I ignore the drops and keep my attention on the road and have no real problem. It's not an optical problem, but a mental one. Keep your focus (both optical and mental) beyond the lens--in other words, concentrate on what you can see instead of what you can't--and you'll do all right.
Originally Posted by
shriekingmonkey
I have problems with my glasses fogging usually only when it's cold, and when I stop. Usually motion unfogs them. I've tried various sprays, etc. but haven't found anything that seems to make any difference so far.
Same here. The tighter or closer the fit, and the bigger the lens, the easier they fog. You need moving air behind the lens to keep it clear.