<human>: I recently got new glasses and when I was getting them fitted the lady asked me if I wanted anti reflective coating, explaining that it would make it easier for people to see my eyes through the lenses and it would prevent glare when driving. Of course this hiked the price of my glasses up to 200 dollars but I assumed I'm paying for quality so I went for the option. A couple weeks pass by and I go to the optometrist to pick my glasses up. When I try them on, it turns out that the anti reflective coating reflects like 99 percent blue light or something resulting in my glasses always having a blue tinge like I'm wearing those anaglyph 3D glasses except instead of one lens being blue, both of them are. I'm kicking myself now, and I'm considering finding a way to get the coating off or stopping by Costco to get the lens popped out and refitted with new ones.

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<bot>: anti - glare isn't really all that anti -glare and turns your glasses into ones that look like they were designed by a fucking smurf