Just got New Ziena moisture chambers-love them have pics posted

[jenny2008]

hey
love my new Ziena moisture chambers. and what is so great is the silicone shield is magnetic and even comes off easily if you are having a good moisture day and dont need it..
I posted 2 pics of me with them on in an album on my profile!

[Guest]

I was looking all over for it... can't find a place to see pics in an album... I'm sure it's obvious, but I must be having one of those days...

[jenny2008]

Hey. I think it may take a day or 2...sorry!! after i posted it i realized it said that photos had to be approved 1st!!!

[Guest]

Cool! I'll check back then. Glad to hear they've worked out so well for you!

[regina]

i also bought them....i like them also!

I love the soft plastic and it also gets rid of the tunnel feeling. They are a little big on the face and fits kinda loose. I have a big head too! I also wish they came in clear lenses even though i am able to wear the golden amber color inside while at work. The color does help hide the plastic shield.




hey
love my new Ziena moisture chambers. and what is so great is the silicone shield is magnetic and even comes off easily if you are having a good moisture day and dont need it..
I posted 2 pics of me with them on in an album on my profile![/QUOTE]

[Nikki]

hi,

are these safe to wear if you wear PROSE lenses?

Scott

[BethP]

They do come in clear prescription glasses. I spoke to the guys at 7eye who make the ziena oasis glasses. You can send a prescription order into them or have your local optometrist order them with your prescription (mine in Pleasanton, CA said they could do it). I am strongly considering ordering these for use at work, shopping malls, etc. because my briza sunglasses make a huge difference. I am just not sure how they will look as I have not found any place locally that has these in stock for me to try on.

Does anyone have these in the clear lenses and willing to post a picture? Do they make a big difference in the office environment with A/C and dry air?

http://zienaeyewear.com/oasis100/

[mgshutterbug]

yes, I find that they make a huge difference. w/o them, my one eye is so dry, painful, itchy that it's hard to keep from rubbing it (which I never do anymore, but once or twice my hand has come up to my face unconsciously). w/o them, I'm putting in drops every 2 hrs. and only being comfortable for about 10 minutes. With them, after applying my drops and waiting a couple of minutes before I put the zienna's on, I can go for sometimes 2 1/2 to 3 hrs without huge discomfort. The only complaint I have is that the frames are so large, and that they slide down my nose. I've resorted to wearing the kind of glass-keepers that have a wooden knob w/hole through it that you can pull the strap through tightly so they don't fall down my nose as much. They fit side to side on my face well enough, but the nose piece is way too big for me. Also, they look very 70's, which I'd prefer not to be sporting, but hey, they do the job, and look much better than the Panoptyx Scirocco which I'd been wearing. They have the black foam insert and look like motorcycle glasses. They do the job though, and I still wear my pair that are made up for the computer. I have 2 Ziennas -one pr in progressives that I had the lenses actually tinted a little darker, that I use inside and outside in a.m. and dusk, and progressive sunglasses. I'm very pleased with them. The shields lasted about 2-3 months before they got so soft they kept buckling and falling off frame all the time. It's expensive to keep replacing them, but it's worth it to have less dryness and pain (and better vision because the eyes stay moister). Maria