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Question: I wear prescription for distance  is OD -1.00 sphere +0.50 cyl axis 90 and my OS is +0.50 sphere +1.00 cyl Axis 150 Which goggles do I order ?
Document: We bought 2 of these items(clear and shaded) from the same seller and we received them on time and brand new. These are great products especially helpful for my son with myopia. Although his prescription is minus 1.25 both eyes, he has no problems with -1.50 esp at night. ( available only in inc of 0.50D) Quite durable and he's using it almost daily for months now.
Sports Basement only carries the Vanquishers in a prescription goggle, so I had no choice but to buy this brand. The goggle prescriptions only come in 0.5 increments and my prescription is in between. My optometrist recommended getting the lower grade. My prescription is -2.75. I got the -2.50 and can see well. By the way, as other reviewers have said, the &#34;size&#34; is the prescription.
I wear glasses but needed goggles for my swimming class. However, I hated wearing my contacts underneath regular goggles. My prescription for glasses is -4.25 so I purchased the 4.00 diopter and I can see quite well with these!! I love them!! :D
I had no idea they made prescription goggles. Its a lifesaver though. I just put these on and I can see perfectly in the pool and when I look up at the clock I can actually tell what time it is! They didn't have a -6.0 so I got the -5.5. sometimes its too low of a prescription but I didnt want to get the next highest which was -7.0 but its ok because I only wear them for 40 mins a day.
I bought two pairs of these, one -5.00(im blind) and one -2.0. As soon as you enter the pool, they fog. No water leaks, but the fog is unbearable. I returned both pairs of goggles together and I was charged return shipping on each goggle. .... Would not recommend.
The Speedo optical goggles sell for the same price as the non-optical goggles. They're a good choice for near-sighted swimmers. No prescription is necessary. Just determine which optical strength is appropriate and place your order.The goggles are adjustable to fit different face widths. I've always been able to wear them right out of the box, without switching the center nose piece.I've had a couple pairs of Speedo optical goggles before. I bought this pair in preparation for an open water swim triathlon race.
My son's Rx calls for -2.75 in both eyes so I ordered the -2.50 and the -3.00. He prefers the -2.50, says his head hurts when he wears the stronger ones. So the advice given on the ordering screen of choosing the lower power is best.
The goggles were less than $15, so I thought I'd order them and give them a shot, but didn't expect that they would really work.They do.They are awesome. I can see very well (not so well that I'm going to ditch my glasses and wear these full-time outside the pool), but the vision correction is so much better than I expected. They are anti-fog, and I haven't had any problems with fog or condensation build-up.
Finally, I can see clearly when swimming! This optical goggle is perfectly for people with myopia.My left eye is -4.25 and the right is -4.0, therefore I picked one with -4.0 diopter. After wear it, I can see everything clearly in and out of the water. Maybe because it is made with plastic, I can feel the vision correction is a little bit not enough for both of my eyes comparing to my everyday glasses.
My everyday glasses are a  -3.5 prescription. I purchased these goggles with a 3.5 diopter. I wasnt sure what that meant since the description was not clear and they were not listed with the "-" before it.But the goggles perfectly correct my vision in and out of the water. These are a must for swimmers who need vision correction and are near-sighted (i.e. can see up close, but vision is blury in distance).
Answer: no