There is a specatacles holder in the VW parts bin replaces the grab handle above your head.
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I've got marvellous spectacle holders, totally reliable, fits any car - nose and both ears.
If you need to change between reading and distance glasses WHILE driving, I'm not sure that counts as adequate vision.
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Have you considered the GripPad? Advertised below - I can't do a downward pointing arrow.
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I've got marvellous spectacle holders totally reliable fits any car - nose and both ears. If you need to change between reading and distance glasses WHILE driving I'm not sure that counts as adequate vision.
bit presumptious, or could you work out why they want the spectacle holder by reading between the lines of the post?
I wear distance glasses, sunglasses and reading glasses but don't need to change them whilst in motion. PPPPPP
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I find vari-focals fine. Only way to see the miniscule kilometres per hour numerals when driving abroad. Or the Sat Nav anywhere ;)
I read somewhere that vari-focals at night could cause inflamed images of cars to hurtle up on you through a supernova like wing mirror, but no luck so far.
Edited by oilrag on 23/12/2007 at 21:02
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Haven't you got a glasses holder above your head, in the middle in line with the rear view mirror? The Golf has so I'd be surprised if the Audi didn't.
Failing that, they sell the case you describe in Boots.
Edited by PoloGirl on 23/12/2007 at 22:02
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"Haven't you got a glasses holder above your head, in the middle in line with the rear view mirror?"
Do you have an Auntie Ethel on the back seat too? commiserations...........
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I keep my spare glasses wrapped in a soft duster on a small parcel shelf adjacent to the steering column. If you keep them in a case or similar in the car I reckon that the continual movement/vibration could lead to abrasion damage to the lenses. I've no evidence that this can happen, however, it's just a theory based on logic.
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Ka has the best-Small elasticated net over the mirror but I also had a stick-on one that was given out by a cigarette company.
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thanks all - no, PG, no glasses holder above head, but Gripmat works just fine ... simplest solution usually the best, eh!
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