I have the Costa Cmates that I use with contacts. Prior to the cmates I used the stick on readers with a cheap pair of sunglasses. The readers on the cmates is small compared to the stick ons and I really miss the larger size. I will definitely go the stick on route for any future sunglasses or lenses.

All I wear any more. I have Costas mainly, but a pair of Onos, a pair of Coyotes, and prescription pair of progressive lens Maui Jim's. The Mauis are the best, but all glass and were expensive.

Ono's was all I wore for over 15 years, their quality ain't what it used to be but still the best for price. I finally broke down and got some nice prescription polarized fishing glasses.

I have Amphibia Sunglasses with built in readers. They are great. I like the Hydrafoil series because they have wide side frames that really block out the sun.
And they float.

Go to Walmart and get a pair of clipons for your everyday glasses. They are polarized and cost $13.

Got the plastic stick-ons yesterday. So far I'm not impressed with this brand. It doesn't adhere well and my line of site for where I placed them isn't the best. I bought two sets- i trimmed this first one down to size. We'll see on the water how they perform before I decide how to try and make the 2nd set more effective.