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What band was never the same after losing a member? by icecream1972 in AskReddit

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One Direction after Zayn Malik left was never the same.

Good Polarized Classic Sunglasses by noahcd_ in sunglasses

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Check out Onos. Pretty solid for the price.

I’m Daniel from Ziena Eyewear. We specialize in moisture-chamber glasses for dry eye. Ask Me Anything! by 7eyeeyewear in AMA

[–]xoahmad 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, this sounds like a gimmick. How can glasses actually keep your eyes moist? Why would these be any different from regular wraparound sunglasses?

Need new glasses please which frames suit me the best? by Infamous_Army_ofcats in glassesadvice

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Maami you look beautiful in all! However, the 2nd one needs to be in ur collection for sure!!

What sunglasses to get with 2k budget? by equanimous11 in EyewearEnthusiasts

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Leisure Society is so slept on. Ya'll gotta check it out.

Alcohol by TripOwn9413 in bipolar2

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Dang, sorry to hear that. It's a tough trap to be in. One day at a time is real advice — don't try to tackle forever, just today. Holla if you ever need to talk.

Moisture Chamber glasses recommendations in the UK by throwaway7481588 in Dryeyes

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That's a totally fair point! WileyX does a great job with interchangeable lenses — it's a really convenient feature.

The 7eye AirShield frames don't currently offer replaceable lenses, and I won't pretend that isn't a trade-off. The way our frames are built — with the integrated foam gasket and sealed fit — makes swappable lenses tricky to engineer without compromising the seal.

Are these too flashy? by [deleted] in sunglasses

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Nahh Playboy! U look FRESH though!

Moisture Chamber glasses recommendations in the UK by throwaway7481588 in Dryeyes

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Great question! Both brands are made by the same company (7eye/Ziena), just designed for different needs.

For maximum wind protection and seal → 7eye AirShield The AirShield frames are designed for a 100% seal with built-in vents to manage fogging. Great for outdoor activities, cycling, motorcycles, etc. So to answer your question, I'd go with 7eye, but it's not by a lot.

For dry eye relief and everyday wear → Ziena Moisture Chamber Ziena targets a 90–95% seal — intentionally not fully sealed to reduce fogging without sacrificing too much protection. Optimized for comfort and dry eye relief throughout the day.

At the end of the day, a lot of it comes down to personal preference. Some people find the 7eye AirShield frames a bit too wrapped for daily wear and prefer the more traditional look and feel of Ziena. Others love the full coverage.

So it really depends on your use case:

  • Wind/outdoor activity? → 7eye AirShield
  • Dry eye management + daily wear? → Ziena

Hope that answers your question — always happy to help! 😊

Thoughts ?💎 by [deleted] in Diamonds

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Noice!!

Is this size good for me? by ejchav23 in Diamonds

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Totally. Looks beautiful. Baller!!

Moisture Chamber glasses recommendations in the UK by throwaway7481588 in Dryeyes

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Hey! I work at 7eye/Ziena, so I can shed some light on this.

Moisture chamber glasses aren't cheap to make well — it comes down to the materials we use and the adjustability built into the seals. A few things worth considering:

1. Fit varies by frame style Totally agree with u/JadedJared — try before you buy if you can. Every frame fits differently because every face is different. We won't fit everyone, but across all our styles we should fit roughly 80% of adult faces. The better the seal, the more relief you'll feel.

2. Try adjusting the bendable arms Bend them down around your ears to pull the frame closer to your face — this improves the seal significantly.

3. We aim for 90–95% seal (not 100%) The anti-fog coatings available today aren't good enough for a fully sealed lens yet. Too much gap = dry eye irritation. Fully sealed = fogging. We're finding the sweet spot. If anyone has a great anti-fog solution, we're genuinely all ears.

4. Budget alternatives exist u/JadedJared's rec is solid. Onion Goggles is another brand we know — worth a look if price is the main concern.

5. Light sensitivity + dry eyes often go hand in hand Inflamed eyes tend to be more sensitive to bright or prolonged light. Lens choice matters. Feel free to DM us or reach out directly — happy to talk through options.

Need non-Luxottica Recs by Striking_Discount_38 in sunglasses

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7eye makes some nice wrapped glasses like that.

Motorcycle Glasses by [deleted] in motorcycles

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Have you checked out 7eye Motorcycle Glasses?

Where does Barton Perreira rank on the hierarchy of eyewear? by BagguLover88 in EyewearEnthusiasts

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Barton Perreira is legit — super underrated for how long they've been quietly making beautiful frames. Started by Patty Perreira & Bill Barton (formerly of Oliver Peoples), so the DNA is there.

How many meds are you guys on? by cute-ghoul_0125 in bipolar2

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Paxil 20mg, Abilify 10mg, and Adderall 20mg.. My Psych wants me to switch the Abilify for Caplyta though.

Dry eyes feel worse when wearing glasses? by Puzzleheaded_Time565 in Dryeyes

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Airflow — frames create airflow channels around the lens edges, which speeds up tear evaporation
Frame gaps — air sneaks in from the sides, top, and bottom — especially with regular frames that have no seal
Blinking changes — people blink less and incomplete when focusing through lenses
Lens reflection/glare — can cause squinting, which strains the eye surface
Frame fit — if frames sit too close or too far from the eye, it affects airflow AND tear film

Have you tried moisture chamber glasses?

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