my friend gets well water.  he has a filter system, but when he washes his glass lenses, he spritzes everything down with distilled water and then lets it air-dry.  not sure I have the fortitude for one more step

I do use my shirt to wipe the lenses. Mine are glass. Takes a lot to scratch them. 

12 hours ago, Bankc said:

Sure they're bullet proof, but who gets shot in the eye? 

 

Uuummm i am pretty sure if you were to get shot in the eye with polycarbonite lenses in your frames the lens would end up in your brain.

On 9/7/2022 at 10:07 AM, Bankc said:

Glass lenses are heavier

This is primarily why I chose the poly lenses instead of glass.  I wore the glass lens ones for like 10 minutes and the weight was noticeable.  So multiplied to 5 hours of fishing and I knew they wouldn't work.  Plus that and they're about twice the cost.  They are more scratch resistant though, no doubt about it.

Get a good Trivex lens and you have the best of both worlds-lightweight and strong like polycarbonate but nearly as clear and scratch proof as glass. Costa prescription glasses are Trivex.