A recent customer of mine had an extremely high power Rx, so strong that to mitigate the thickness on the lens some of the power had to be split onto the front surface, which made the lens bi-concave (concave on both front and back surfaces, instead of the usual concave back and convex front of most lenses). That's all fine and good, I've dealt with such powers and lenses before. But this customer also wanted the magnetic sunglasses, and the technology certainly wasn't designed with this lens in mind.
The basic Chemistrie lens is a simple polarized film laminated between their "Hivex" optical material; the front and back sides are identical, differentiated only by curvature. Since the lens is reversible, I just thought why not turn the lens around to have the convex surface match the concave lens front? The sunglasses will be the same concave front curve as the Rx lenses.
Extremely high power eyewear like this is never elegant, but I think they turned out pretty neat. It's cool unique solution that this customer could only get from a few opticians, and I'm glad I was able to do it.
