Do far sighted people need a prescription dive mask?
Unless you want to look at things real close, you may not need a sprecription mask if you are far sighted.
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I am short sighted, do I need a prescription mask?
If you are looking at close things only, you may not need a prescription mask, and through the water you may even gain half a precription strength. To see things in the distance however, you may have to use optial lenses.
Can prescription lenses be fitted to a dive mask?
Yes, they can. Some masks come with with factory fitted optical lenses. Some high end dive masks will allow you to fit two different strengths of optical lenses.
Can I dive with contact lenses?
It is possible for those with vision problems or who wear glasses daily to use contact lenses while snorkeling. It is best to use soft contact lenses, as opposed to rigid gas permeable lenses, as they will better accommodate changes in pressure underwater. However, not all contact lenses are suitable for salt water or deep …
How to clean your Full Face Snorkel Mask
Rinse your Full Face Snorkel Mask with Fresh Water only and leave it to dry out of direct sunlight. Remove snorkel to store.
How to use a Full Face Snorkel Mask
Remove the protective film, check O-Ring seal before you assemble the snorkel and make sure your breathing tube is clear of objects that could obstruct the movement of the float.