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Old 06-30-25 | 11:32 PM
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Originally Posted by BobbyG
I wear trifocals also. Tried progressives a couple of times...didn't feel like they offered good periferal vision. I used to wear my previous glasses as my biking glasses, but now I just wear whatever is my current pair (with a strap). In 23 years of serious bike commuting, while thinks have hit my lenses, I have never had a pit, scratch or crack. BTW, I wash my lenses with soap and warm water, then blow dry them with an empty pen tube, or straw (pinching it near the bottom). In 12 years of doing this I have avoided scratching the lenses, and two and three year old lenses look like new. After three years I usually need a new perscription.
Hi Bobby,

I am researching Trifocals for cycling for myself.

Which type of Trifocals did you obtain?

Did you get customised segment heights?

What was the cost?

Which Lens Manufacturer made the lenses?

Are you familiar with Dr. Steven Gallop O.D. in Broomall (near Philly, PA)?

His website is the following.

https://vision-therapy-pa.com

Thanks!!, MTB.
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Old 07-02-25 | 04:31 PM
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Holy zombie thread, Bat-Man!

See post #2. You can get a new insert if your Rx changes. I have bifocals, and I know you can get transition, so I would think trifocals are possible.
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