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Are polycarbonate lenses helpful?
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Yes: These are high index eyeglass lense materials which allow a thinner eyeglass and for a given power of lens, are lighter than glass or ordinary plastics. This is helpful to the nose which would otherwise have to support a heavier lense.
Answered 8/18/2012
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