maildiver
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Can you recommend one of your masks that can have optical lenses installed. Want something durable and will fit well.
TUSA optical mask?
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TUSA
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HI maildiver-
TUSA builds the best quality masks available on the market and has a considerable range for a variety of fits. The masks that have RX lenses available are as follows: The M-24 Powerview, M-28 Geminus, TM-7500 Splendive II, M-40 Splendive IV, TM-5700 Liberator, M-20 Platina. You can view the mask range HERE and the corrective lense range HERE. Your authorized TUSA dealer would be able to help with correct fit and also install the lenses.
TUSA builds the best quality masks available on the market and has a considerable range for a variety of fits. The masks that have RX lenses available are as follows: The M-24 Powerview, M-28 Geminus, TM-7500 Splendive II, M-40 Splendive IV, TM-5700 Liberator, M-20 Platina. You can view the mask range HERE and the corrective lense range HERE. Your authorized TUSA dealer would be able to help with correct fit and also install the lenses.
fisheater
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Why only negative diopters? What about us farsighted folks with prescriptions for positive diopters?
TUSA
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sorry fisheater! That old pesky demand vs. production issue.
Only negative diopters available. The Rx lenses have become even less in-demand over recent years due to elective laser surgeries and contact lens availability as well.
Only negative diopters available. The Rx lenses have become even less in-demand over recent years due to elective laser surgeries and contact lens availability as well.
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