Yeah, I decided against those because I'm going to use the frames I already have and they're just barely big enough for trifocals. Also it seemed that one pair of trifocals might be more expensive than the bifocals and the single focal.
What about "continuous bifocals"? My mom has them, because she looks at computers for much of the day... they work sort of like bifocals, but with a median distance bit in the middle. Saves you a pair of glasses...
The frames I have are only just barely big enough to fit that type of lenses, and so many people say they can't ever seem to get used to them - you have to know exactly how to hold your head and what part to look through for what you want. And then the woman who fits frames quoted me the price - ouch. I think she saw my owey face because she said, "You might just want to consider getting two pairs of glasses. We can hook you up with some cheap discontinued frames." She really seemed uninterested in making me spend money, which I appreciated. :) And then I was like, "Hey, I have frames!" I have all kinds of frames sitting around and this one pair I've been dying to use. They're all painted different colors and stuff, they're awesome. :) So, aside from the difficulty of getting used to changing my focal point several times each day, I think I might like this option.
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it's a *very* weird idea.
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