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Ymmv and all that. I bought a pair of the Dualeyewear glasses a few years back. Used them once. Nothing wrong with the brand or the glasses, it was me. Maybe it takes time to get your eyes to behave correctly, but I had a long lag time getting my eyes to refocus through the magnifier and then back again to the clear. Very disturbing.
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Ymmv and all that. I bought a pair of the Dualeyewear glasses a few years back. Used them once. Nothing wrong with the brand or the glasses, it was me. Maybe it takes time to get your eyes to behave correctly, but I had a long lag time getting my eyes to refocus through the magnifier and then back again to the clear. Very disturbing.
Inexpensive bifocal sunglasses (0 to +2), that I never knew existed, will be the same adjustment, but once I get used to them I look forward to being able to wear sunglasses and still see the garmin (and carplay).
I'd suggest you may want to give them another chance and keep at it until your brain learns the pattern / habit of using them.
