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Bells Palsy eye problem and riding.
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BertRemington
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Time for modular helmet
Concur with MNF3 -- a modular helmet supports a wider range of sunglasses (mine is Bell SRT with photochromic faceshield and pulldown sunshade). While I don't wear foam seal sunglasses while riding, I often do before and after (two sets, clear and dark). As well as using eye drops before and after. Bertoni sunglasses are high-end, you might want to experiment with cheaper first. Don't waste your money on photochromic sunglasses.
My ophthalmologist wants to try amniotic membranes but I'm not quite ready for that. Best wishes for your condition.
Concur with MNF3 -- a modular helmet supports a wider range of sunglasses (mine is Bell SRT with photochromic faceshield and pulldown sunshade). While I don't wear foam seal sunglasses while riding, I often do before and after (two sets, clear and dark). As well as using eye drops before and after. Bertoni sunglasses are high-end, you might want to experiment with cheaper first. Don't waste your money on photochromic sunglasses.
My ophthalmologist wants to try amniotic membranes but I'm not quite ready for that. Best wishes for your condition.
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