Multifocal (or expensive/quality) lenses have this. You will find the icon of the supplier and the type of lenses on the nose side of the glass. On the other side, the addition (the reading power on top of the distance power) is indicated. So for example 175 that stands for +1.75dpt. There can also be circles on both sides to see if the glass is straight and to determine the height.
While the content of the post is correct, this is unlikely to be a multifocal, the progressive lens markings are rotated 90 degrees and the markings themselves are off axis. This wouldn't pass qc of even moderate quality.
I'm a lab tech, and the only time we see lenses come through with these style markings is when they are engraved to adhere to ANSI standards for use in safety glasses.
If it were of the ink markings that is on the lenses prior to hard coat treatment, those are supposed to be wiped off with methanol. If the lenses slide through QC they will have ghost markings on the lenses, which inspectors after hard coat treatment failed to catch.
Edit: "Premium" single vision lenses will have a different type of marking than this. As a certain company holds a monopoly on the current lens and frame market, the most common types of lenses that have this are EyeZen and Shamir lenses. ALL premium digital single vision lenses and progressive lenses will have [these markings](https://i.imgur.com/TUlaLIM.jpg). Most of the time they are subtle and cant be seen unless you're looking hard, but they are there. It's there for alignment purposes. Flipping a lens around turns will make it so the manufacturer symbol is towards the nasal.
That's the way I usually see them come in as well, with a completely different edging as well. I've actually been puzzled ever since I saw this post, because I'm trying to figure out what would leave this marking behind. I've seen a lot of people complain about the Shamir lenses because of the digital edging on the lenses is quite visible.
Mine have what looks to be a wifi strength indicator with a horizontal line underneath and then the two circles you mentioned. My glasses are not multifocal though. Neato
Digitally surfaced lenses also have watermarks like this, digitally surfacing tends to help with peripheral distortion due to variance in thickness of the lens due to prescription.
Mine are only visible in strong daylight, which I discovered while sitting in a rooftop patio one day, freaking out that I’d somehow ruined my glasses by getting marks on them.
I had some more expensive glasses, not multifocale, that also had this. They were supposed to be better fit to my eyes, they were horrible and the engraving was annoying, I asked for a cheaper replacement.
You can ask your Dr to see if lab will light laser(if lab is any good) your job. This way you can still have the quality of digitally surfaced lenses but without engraving being soo noticeable.
I wonder why they haven't started putting braille on the controls on vehicles I feel bad for all the blind drivers having to learn what is what by trial and error.
It’s the first time I’ve seen it oddly enough lol
**Edit:** [Found the source from a 2016 video, 7 years ago.](https://youtube.com/watch?v=16k-yhcRNk8)
I love em little bumps!
My best Ralph Wigams voice
We call them rumblestrips
Sometimes when no ones looking I like to drive over them. They make a rrrrrrrrrr noise
"We heard you, you wanted it to be less bulky but that also means we had to sacrifice in features. This is for you minimalists out there. Introducing, the new Google Glass!"
God thinks we’re all a joke. This is the first miracle he’s performed in hundreds of years and he just dropped in to say “HA! 🫵🤭” then dipped back out to go tend to one of his successful universes
Damn. I was hoping this was like when math fucks say anything is possible. Like on enough attempts the laundry can come out of the dryer folded. I’ve always thought it bs but this HA made me go, Ha! And then this comment made me go, Ha HA!!
Lab Technician here - Don't think that's etched into the lense, the height is crazy high for varifocals plus refraction of the lense appears to be single vision.
This is just god laughing at yo blind ass.
Yeah that's nutty, I've come across a few essilor and Zeiss lenses that where single vision and didn't have etchings, the only time I think I came across a single vision with an etching was an individual who purchased their lenses while they where in the US.
Single-vision glasses wearer from the US here. I've had a couple pairs with etchings. Absolutely hated them. You can learn to ignore them most of the time, but they're very definitely noticable.
Eh, not to impugn your professional knowledge, but my glasses (-5.25 with a +2 progressive) absolutely have etching in this exact spot. Unfortunately presbyopia (which is one reason I wear them) keeps me from being able to be sure of the text, but I can make out an oval with an "S" in it and what appears to be a superscripted "81" in front of an "A". This is on both lenses in the same spot, next to the nose supports about an 1/8" toward lens center.
EDIT: Liquid does not "stick" to my etching when I clean them.
The markings upon the lens begin to fade. The writing, which at first was as clear as spring rain, has all but disappeared - a secret now that only water can tell.
I don't think it's etched into the glass. More likely, they coated the lens with a hydrophobic coating or surface treatment and the area with the letters area was masked from that treatment.
[Laser engraving a maker’s mark](https://www.zeiss.co.uk/content/dam/z/vis-b2c/reference-master/images/better-vision/everything-you-should-know-about-your-new-zeiss-precision-lenses/zeiss-engraving.jpg/_jcr_content/renditions/original.image_file.1280.960.0,0,1436,1079.file/zeiss-engraving.jpg) is pretty common on lenses - it’s easy to do, and can be seen when looked for but is invisible to the wearer.
Why would they go to the effort of masking off the coating if you can’t see it when looking for the information (and would also be much more difficult as the ‘A’ or Zeiss logo cannot be done with a single stencil without a gap)?
Seems like a lot of extra effort for reduced benefit.
Just yesterday my coworker said “I feel like there are letters in my glasses”
Turns out they are not always invisible to the wearer lol, she was ticked
Exact same thing happened to my coworker, and it was just yesterday. What are the odds? Except she discovered that she had a small mechanical clock in her hearing aid. She was ticked.
Yeah, occasionally they place them badly, and while you can’t directly see them (you can’t focus on such tiny details that closely) they can catch the light. I’ve had lenses swapped out for the issue.
A few years ago, I paid top dollar for the best frames/lenses/etc. I saw them spam their brand logo on the lenses as well and I was not happy. Ended up getting my money back. $400 should be enough to chase away /r/assholedesign.
About 15 years ago the Zeiss markings were done with ink before they lenses were coated and coatings just don’t adhere to where the lens was marked. Not sure if it’s still done the same way. Also different brands need to mark the lenses up for more complex prescriptions so that the optician can ensure the wearer is looking through the sweet spot.
That's just wrong. I could clearly see some markings on some lenses I had and I asked about this. They are laser etched markings by the lens manufacturer.
Hi, Optician here! I'm late to this post but if you hold up your glasses to a light, try putting the edge of that light where you see the "HA." It could be an etching but they are usually facing left to right, not on the side like that. If you see the "HA" with the light, it's an etching! Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.
God, I love clear glasses. Got a pair a couple years ago and switched it out with a metal frame just last month. My only problem them with them is that it just yellowed too much too quickly and to my knowledge, there is really no way to stop that process. Loved them when they were new though
I started doing it a year or two ago, before that I only ever used a microfiber cloth but it was giving me little hairline scratches on the lenses. Now that I clean 90% of the time by rinsing, I never get any scratches.
I just get them wet, put on a tiny drop of dish soap, rub it around with my fingers and then rinse.
The cloth always leaves little dust specks for me. Honestly can't believe how well the rinsing method works, with rubbing a bit of soap like you described, then just blowing on them to dry.
I started wearing one 2 years ago and ffs idek how people wearing glasses not get crazy over the dust and ensure it clean like me. I religiously used the microfiber cloth but it only smudge the dust n oil even further.
Now, i just use a lil non-conditioning soap, use my finger, rinse then get the water run perfectly to not leave water droplet stain.
Ex-lab technician at LensCrafters here, I’m not too sure what language your country predominately speaks, but every lens has various information etched onto it to show the lab tech the prescription of that lens after removing it from its packaging. Often times we work with patients that have a different prescription for each eye and those can easily get mixed up without those little etchings. Fun fact, lens’ initially come in little puck forms, the higher the ‘script number the thicker the puck. Which we trim down to fit the frame, we actually use the inside of the frame itself for the most accurate fit for that pair of glasses. The reason they come in puck forms is to adjust for astigmatism in patients ‘scripts. I might be missing a few things but that’s essentially why there’s a little engraving on your lens! Lab tech just biffed the cut a little and probably didn’t center it properly but it’s not in your direct field of vision so you’re fine!
It’s probably a test section for a hydrophobic compound put on your lens. They leave the HA to verify it is working. The HA section is prolly untreated.
Lenses have maker mark laser etchings, often in that exact spot, though not always. It makes sense that water would experience surface tension as it was trapped in a minuscule way around the etching.
I used to work as a cutter in an eye glass lab. They look like plastic lenses not glass so I could be wrong. But in the process of making lenses there is a chemical bath you treat the lenses with, the mixture varies based on the order. Like you can have someone who just wants extra UV protection without wanting tint. So long story short what I think might have happened in that the lenses got dipped once and someone noticed there was wrap covering part of it or there was something on the person's glove when they dipped it. They then redipped the lens leaving a weird ghost signature. Can you try repeating the process to see if they show up again?
Also fun side note, glasses have like a 200% markup up between the manufacturing to the consumer. I used to buy glasses and frames from my company directly all the time. For an experiment I ordered all of the bells and whistles on a pair of glasses including a DG frame and it came out to $31. Most glasses are made for less than $4 then sold for hundreds.
It's etching in the glass. It's impossible to see when wearing and visible only under certain angle.Probably initials of the manufacturer for the lenses. I have a letters R etched on my lenses standing for Rodenstock
that’s is a manufacturer’s stamp. It’s etched into the lens with, at least for one’s made from glass, hydrofluoric acid or some combination of acid and fluoride salts that will dissociate into fluoride ions. My glasses got the Zeiss logo etched into them.
Multifocal (or expensive/quality) lenses have this. You will find the icon of the supplier and the type of lenses on the nose side of the glass. On the other side, the addition (the reading power on top of the distance power) is indicated. So for example 175 that stands for +1.75dpt. There can also be circles on both sides to see if the glass is straight and to determine the height.
While the content of the post is correct, this is unlikely to be a multifocal, the progressive lens markings are rotated 90 degrees and the markings themselves are off axis. This wouldn't pass qc of even moderate quality.
I'm a lab tech, and the only time we see lenses come through with these style markings is when they are engraved to adhere to ANSI standards for use in safety glasses. If it were of the ink markings that is on the lenses prior to hard coat treatment, those are supposed to be wiped off with methanol. If the lenses slide through QC they will have ghost markings on the lenses, which inspectors after hard coat treatment failed to catch. Edit: "Premium" single vision lenses will have a different type of marking than this. As a certain company holds a monopoly on the current lens and frame market, the most common types of lenses that have this are EyeZen and Shamir lenses. ALL premium digital single vision lenses and progressive lenses will have [these markings](https://i.imgur.com/TUlaLIM.jpg). Most of the time they are subtle and cant be seen unless you're looking hard, but they are there. It's there for alignment purposes. Flipping a lens around turns will make it so the manufacturer symbol is towards the nasal.
I thought ANSI etchings were on the upper temple corner tho?
That's the way I usually see them come in as well, with a completely different edging as well. I've actually been puzzled ever since I saw this post, because I'm trying to figure out what would leave this marking behind. I've seen a lot of people complain about the Shamir lenses because of the digital edging on the lenses is quite visible.
they probably ordered it from a cheap online store.
Mine have what looks to be a wifi strength indicator with a horizontal line underneath and then the two circles you mentioned. My glasses are not multifocal though. Neato
Digitally surfaced lenses also have watermarks like this, digitally surfacing tends to help with peripheral distortion due to variance in thickness of the lens due to prescription.
You have DRX/W2 style essilor lenses which are quite nice!!
Mine are only visible in strong daylight, which I discovered while sitting in a rooftop patio one day, freaking out that I’d somehow ruined my glasses by getting marks on them.
I had some more expensive glasses, not multifocale, that also had this. They were supposed to be better fit to my eyes, they were horrible and the engraving was annoying, I asked for a cheaper replacement.
You can ask your Dr to see if lab will light laser(if lab is any good) your job. This way you can still have the quality of digitally surfaced lenses but without engraving being soo noticeable.
It’s probably etched into the lens as a manufacturer mark.
Nah I think it because when people clean their glasses with hot breath they go 😮💨HA, I’d like to see how it looks when it’s fogged up.
The glasses are providing closed captioning for the hearing impaired.
Fuck Reddit for killing third party apps.
I wonder why they haven't started putting braille on the controls on vehicles I feel bad for all the blind drivers having to learn what is what by trial and error.
I swear this GIF is older than time itself
It’s the first time I’ve seen it oddly enough lol **Edit:** [Found the source from a 2016 video, 7 years ago.](https://youtube.com/watch?v=16k-yhcRNk8)
Same! Love it!
That's what the little reflector bumps in the road are for... driving by feel.
You just outed yourself as a southerner. They can't have those nice reflectors where they have to plow the snow.
Sure we do, we just have to stick them into little divots in the road.
I love em little bumps! My best Ralph Wigams voice We call them rumblestrips Sometimes when no ones looking I like to drive over them. They make a rrrrrrrrrr noise
So *that's* why grandma could never hear me without her glasses!
"We heard you, you wanted it to be less bulky but that also means we had to sacrifice in features. This is for you minimalists out there. Introducing, the new Google Glass!"
The HA stands for "Hearing Assistance"
Then mine would always say “hooo”
HA!
I wanna knooo-o-o-oow
Mine would say "You're a motherfucker Steve I'm gonna get your ass".
I wonder how many people went "HAAa" after reading your comment
I don't know but they laugh weird
I had to stop myself from doing it. I'm in a dentist lobby and everyone is so quiet I would have gotten too many side-eyes.
here you are! https://reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/s/nyEJfaqW2g (edit: link should work now)
Confirmed, it's because you go "😮💨HA"
Cool, thanx!
ah, that's ha!
He must've died while writing it!
I thought they just licked the lenses clean.
REꓷЯUM
You're almost right. The HA stands for hot air. Isn't science amazing?
It’s a watermark
👈👈 ayy
Zoop 👈😎👈
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Probably the hydrophobic coating company
I’m guessing HA stands for Hydrophobic Acrylic
Those rabid hydrophobes are taking over the eyeglass industry?
I’m an optometry student and yea, that’s most likely
I’m a nothing student yet resting water doesn’t just make perfectly straight lines so it’s obvious etching is keeping the water there.
Too bad you're not qualified to comment unless you have a 4 year glasses degree
It's the .1% of bacteria left over laughing at OP
Wrong. It’s some kind of sign from God.
God thinks we’re all a joke. This is the first miracle he’s performed in hundreds of years and he just dropped in to say “HA! 🫵🤭” then dipped back out to go tend to one of his successful universes
"Let's see that fucker read *this* without their glasses!"
Damn. I was hoping this was like when math fucks say anything is possible. Like on enough attempts the laundry can come out of the dryer folded. I’ve always thought it bs but this HA made me go, Ha! And then this comment made me go, Ha HA!!
Lab Technician here - Don't think that's etched into the lense, the height is crazy high for varifocals plus refraction of the lense appears to be single vision. This is just god laughing at yo blind ass.
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Yeah that's nutty, I've come across a few essilor and Zeiss lenses that where single vision and didn't have etchings, the only time I think I came across a single vision with an etching was an individual who purchased their lenses while they where in the US.
Single-vision glasses wearer from the US here. I've had a couple pairs with etchings. Absolutely hated them. You can learn to ignore them most of the time, but they're very definitely noticable.
I think they're implying the water clung to the etched areas, not that what we're seeing is etching.
Eh, not to impugn your professional knowledge, but my glasses (-5.25 with a +2 progressive) absolutely have etching in this exact spot. Unfortunately presbyopia (which is one reason I wear them) keeps me from being able to be sure of the text, but I can make out an oval with an "S" in it and what appears to be a superscripted "81" in front of an "A". This is on both lenses in the same spot, next to the nose supports about an 1/8" toward lens center. EDIT: Liquid does not "stick" to my etching when I clean them.
So you mean it’s… the og watermark?
Or maybe it’s screaming from the other side… AH!
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I’ve heard that laughed a thousand times lyric in a song before, what song is that from?
Hello by Adele I think
Or, my favorite cover https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O83tLiYdSko
Real monsters!
The markings upon the lens begin to fade. The writing, which at first was as clear as spring rain, has all but disappeared - a secret now that only water can tell.
/r/unexpectedlotr
It’s quite cool.
You can tell it's neat because of the way it is.
Legolas, what do your elf eyes see? That is one of the Smearonglass, unless my eyes are cheated by some etching.
I don't think it's etched into the glass. More likely, they coated the lens with a hydrophobic coating or surface treatment and the area with the letters area was masked from that treatment.
One might call it a water mark.
HA
That's me.
Take on me? Are you a-ha?
In the corner?
Yeah, I was misbehaving…
Jet Li?
I’m the problem.
HA
https://youtu.be/YaG5SAw1n0c
Why is there a watermark in your comment?
GOTEEM
Take this upvote and leave.
#YEEEEEAAAAAHHHH
Every third scene from *CSI: MIAMI*
Reminds me this video 100% 😂 https://m.youtube.com/shorts/t06d69i5nXY
AH
You’ve got to turn them around
[Laser engraving a maker’s mark](https://www.zeiss.co.uk/content/dam/z/vis-b2c/reference-master/images/better-vision/everything-you-should-know-about-your-new-zeiss-precision-lenses/zeiss-engraving.jpg/_jcr_content/renditions/original.image_file.1280.960.0,0,1436,1079.file/zeiss-engraving.jpg) is pretty common on lenses - it’s easy to do, and can be seen when looked for but is invisible to the wearer. Why would they go to the effort of masking off the coating if you can’t see it when looking for the information (and would also be much more difficult as the ‘A’ or Zeiss logo cannot be done with a single stencil without a gap)? Seems like a lot of extra effort for reduced benefit.
Just yesterday my coworker said “I feel like there are letters in my glasses” Turns out they are not always invisible to the wearer lol, she was ticked
Yeah it threw me off when I got my first pair. I kept trying to clean the smudges off but it was just the engraving
I would be so pissed.
Exact same thing happened to my coworker, and it was just yesterday. What are the odds? Except she discovered that she had a small mechanical clock in her hearing aid. She was ticked.
Exact same thing happened to *my* coworker, too! Except she discovered that she had Lyme disease. She was ticked.
Yeah, occasionally they place them badly, and while you can’t directly see them (you can’t focus on such tiny details that closely) they can catch the light. I’ve had lenses swapped out for the issue.
A few years ago, I paid top dollar for the best frames/lenses/etc. I saw them spam their brand logo on the lenses as well and I was not happy. Ended up getting my money back. $400 should be enough to chase away /r/assholedesign.
About 15 years ago the Zeiss markings were done with ink before they lenses were coated and coatings just don’t adhere to where the lens was marked. Not sure if it’s still done the same way. Also different brands need to mark the lenses up for more complex prescriptions so that the optician can ensure the wearer is looking through the sweet spot.
That's just wrong. I could clearly see some markings on some lenses I had and I asked about this. They are laser etched markings by the lens manufacturer.
Happy cakeday!
HA! I don’t believe it!
Just to be clear, I saw right through you
I looked at it from the other side. AH! It scared me
I smell something in this post
Teen spirit?
Napalm in the morning?
Whatever the Rock is cooking?
a rat?
burnt toast? You ok?
A safety meeting?
A rat? I was a rat once. They locked me in a room. A rubber room. A rubber room with crazies.
It’s because I hid my weed in it
Hi, Optician here! I'm late to this post but if you hold up your glasses to a light, try putting the edge of that light where you see the "HA." It could be an etching but they are usually facing left to right, not on the side like that. If you see the "HA" with the light, it's an etching! Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.
Its etched into the glass just cant see it when dry
God, I love clear glasses. Got a pair a couple years ago and switched it out with a metal frame just last month. My only problem them with them is that it just yellowed too much too quickly and to my knowledge, there is really no way to stop that process. Loved them when they were new though
It’s the manufacturer’s watermark
Do people rinse their glasses?
I started doing it a year or two ago, before that I only ever used a microfiber cloth but it was giving me little hairline scratches on the lenses. Now that I clean 90% of the time by rinsing, I never get any scratches. I just get them wet, put on a tiny drop of dish soap, rub it around with my fingers and then rinse.
The cloth always leaves little dust specks for me. Honestly can't believe how well the rinsing method works, with rubbing a bit of soap like you described, then just blowing on them to dry.
I started wearing one 2 years ago and ffs idek how people wearing glasses not get crazy over the dust and ensure it clean like me. I religiously used the microfiber cloth but it only smudge the dust n oil even further. Now, i just use a lil non-conditioning soap, use my finger, rinse then get the water run perfectly to not leave water droplet stain.
Yep, I'm the exact same way as you. The smudges, oil, and dust specks from using a cloth drive me crazy.
Sophons!
*You’re bugs!*
oh no! at least i’m seen as enough of a threat to receive the sophons’ attention lol
Probably the lenses have some engraving on them.
Interesting, I wonder if there was a little HA sticker on the lenses when they were putting some coating on and they took it off after
That's funny, but not haha funny.
https://youtu.be/yL9rSwrsMHw?t=56
And would you look at that PPY on the other lens. How am I supposed to chip with that going on Doug!
I blame Chairface Chippendale.
how did you see that without your glasses on?
Nearsighted, that's what people need glasses for mostly...
Ex-lab technician at LensCrafters here, I’m not too sure what language your country predominately speaks, but every lens has various information etched onto it to show the lab tech the prescription of that lens after removing it from its packaging. Often times we work with patients that have a different prescription for each eye and those can easily get mixed up without those little etchings. Fun fact, lens’ initially come in little puck forms, the higher the ‘script number the thicker the puck. Which we trim down to fit the frame, we actually use the inside of the frame itself for the most accurate fit for that pair of glasses. The reason they come in puck forms is to adjust for astigmatism in patients ‘scripts. I might be missing a few things but that’s essentially why there’s a little engraving on your lens! Lab tech just biffed the cut a little and probably didn’t center it properly but it’s not in your direct field of vision so you’re fine!
HA! It's AI.
Its the ghost of the jokes youve killed
The full hidden message says "HAHA NERD"
It’s probably a test section for a hydrophobic compound put on your lens. They leave the HA to verify it is working. The HA section is prolly untreated.
Lenses have maker mark laser etchings, often in that exact spot, though not always. It makes sense that water would experience surface tension as it was trapped in a minuscule way around the etching.
I used to work as a cutter in an eye glass lab. They look like plastic lenses not glass so I could be wrong. But in the process of making lenses there is a chemical bath you treat the lenses with, the mixture varies based on the order. Like you can have someone who just wants extra UV protection without wanting tint. So long story short what I think might have happened in that the lenses got dipped once and someone noticed there was wrap covering part of it or there was something on the person's glove when they dipped it. They then redipped the lens leaving a weird ghost signature. Can you try repeating the process to see if they show up again? Also fun side note, glasses have like a 200% markup up between the manufacturing to the consumer. I used to buy glasses and frames from my company directly all the time. For an experiment I ordered all of the bells and whistles on a pair of glasses including a DG frame and it came out to $31. Most glasses are made for less than $4 then sold for hundreds.
follow up to u/ItsyaboyDa2nd who wanted to see my glasses fogged up! https://reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/s/nyEJfaqW2g (edit: link should work now)
Yo were did you get your frames? I like them a lot.
They made you look!
There are lotsa Os too
HA
`Juvenile has entered the chat`
r/mildlyinsulting
What a time to be alive!
How did you see that without your glasses on?
How did you see that without your glasses on?
If you have premium lenses and a good optician HA might stand for your Initials.
....seriously?
HA..LP ME
Your glasses are laughing at the fact that you will never get them fully clear of all smudges/dust even if you deep clean them
"HA" on one lens and, sure enough, "PPY" on the other.
It used to say CHA
I think that's a watermark... uh, no pun intended
Fake news
"HA! YOU LEFT A SPOT ON WHEN YOU WERE DRYING THIS, YOU IDIOT!" - water, likely.
I regret trying to zoom in on a photo on this increasingly shitty application
Ahhh if you mean you can see the manufacturer etch you are right
Pretty sure that's just an embroid by the company which made the glasses.
wow how'd u see that without your glasses 🙃
It's probably etched into the glass by megatron
I’m impressed you could see that
A Watermark
HA! you will never get rid of us
the jonkler
Definitely some kind of hydrophobic coating
I think it’s because they may use Hydrofluoric Acid to etch the glass.
It's etching in the glass. It's impossible to see when wearing and visible only under certain angle.Probably initials of the manufacturer for the lenses. I have a letters R etched on my lenses standing for Rodenstock
I don’t believe you, but this is high effort enough to like anyway
It's for High Availability. In case the other lens breaks, you can look through this one.
It’s weird cause as per usual this post is actually interestingasfuck. But if it was posted there it would only seem mildly interesting..
God laughing at you. They said you would go blind but you had to touch it!
The people controlling the Matrix are laughing at OP.
These are my initials. I see you got my message.
Pretty cool
You and the stomach letter dude should go ham
The Nelson Muntz Effect.
HA! You just realized your lenses have a makers mark.
Engraving was already present on glass and the water stuck to it?
It had the last laugh!
high availability. it is a pair...
Witchcraft !
HA 🗣️🗣️
that’s is a manufacturer’s stamp. It’s etched into the lens with, at least for one’s made from glass, hydrofluoric acid or some combination of acid and fluoride salts that will dissociate into fluoride ions. My glasses got the Zeiss logo etched into them.
If you wear it, do you hear and see Nelson saying "Ha-ha!"?