Maybe 5, mine have to be prescription lenses so I can't just lose or break them.
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Four?
3 in the last 10 years. before that I don't remember
I buy them in 3 packs on Amazon. $9.95 and it's always in my buy it again list
Transition lenses, baybeeee
I'm pretty sure I'm in my fourth pair now.
I've never lost a single pair. The ones I use currently are over 15 years old. I can only remember owning 4 different pairs but there are probably few more that I had in my childhood but no longer remember.
At least 25. I've lost 2 or 3 in rivers while kayaking. Others have broken or gotten lost in other ways.
I go for cheap polarized glasses so it's not a big loss but still annoying.
Three that I recall. First pair was in my early twenties, some weird blue bug eye mirror things that I thought made me look cool (they didn’t). Second was a pair of Fossil sunglasses in this cool gunmetal color/material with prescription lenses, acquired shortly after the bug sunglasses. Those lasted me for years. Current pair are Raybans with prescription lenses. They’ve lasted quite a few years as well.
I wear normal glasses as well and keep my sunglasses in a case. I’ve never sat on them.
0 unless you count transition lenses. 4 pairs if you do. I don't particularly like them, but I dislike them less than having the sun in my eyes.
0, I just wear a hat. Wearing sunglasses makes it look like you're trying too hard to look cool.
Like 2 in total as a child. After everyone and me realized I was getting blind as a bat before being 10 I started wearing glasses and never used shades again. Another reason I avoid the beach and swimming pools.