bqreer,
I am glad that the link worked and they had what would work out for you. I wear bifocal glasses and have to contend with clip-on sun glasses which have worked fairly well so far for me. I always see good sunglasses that I would like to use but they are not prescription sunglasses and, even though they would would work great on the water, I would not be able to see to tie anything on the line! : ) I know I could get prescription sunglasses but would have to contend with switching back and forth and would, eventually, lose one of them plus prescription sunglasses are not cheap and, once scratched, would not be useable. For now, I will continue to use my bifocal prescription glasses with clip-on sunglasses which has been a good combination for my fishing so far. I have tried several of the "fit-over" sunglasses and they all make me feel as though I am wearing goggles and they keep sliding down and are just a pain to use.
I am glad that I was able to provide something that worked for you. Now, go and enjoy them on the water.
Warren
Fly fishing and fly tying are two things that I do, and when I am doing them, they are the only 2 things I think about. They clear my mind.