Glasses Never Have To Fog Up Again

[twistidclowns]

it will be a $100 addon, the glasses industry is owned by 1 company

[sam]

"And That's Why' <breaks off like the Krabby Patty formula>

[zeekjones]

I used to have copper frames, they heated up just fine.
This is a *nope* for me; when cooking I had to remove them or get a burn from catching loose heat.
It's better to have the frames not change temperature.

[Mr-T-green]

That be 1000$ for the small as eyeglass

[LukeM]

spray with rubbing alcohol and wipe with a clean microfiber towel. The fogging is caused by evaporation from sweat and oil from skin.

[Morlev]

or you know, you can use automotive antifog spray for windshields that does the same thing

[smol_yote]

Luxottica: “Best I can do is $200 and a free cloth”

[matisdaigleouellet]

Finally i just cant wait for this shit to be accessible

[werno]

Nanotech student here: shit's still gonna be expensive.

[Reqwuer]

when he said 1.7 i went right to millions

[sam]

Gold leaf is cheaper than soil. This is not even gold leaf.

[kyle]

Glasses companies: 1.7 cents? Naaaa more like $170

[rykusengi]

Dawg that adding will probably be more that 100 dollars that's for damn sure

[chatnoir]

I guess you can call it, ,Golden glasses"

[ZNEONZ]

1.7 cent for the gold, 500$ for the application.

[CheapBastard]

Or you just get contact lenses. I paid about €250 for mine back in 2018. Still doing fine.

[AlphaLibre]

or just rub in a thin layer of shaving cream and wipe it off until clean.

[duckydictatertots]

They would still charge us

99 easy payments of $99.99

[Stackali]

but you also need titanium. thats an expensive metal too

[JJekyll]

Lmao my eye doc charges 200+ for that feature