im sick and tired of wearing the masks.

hard to breath while wearing these things.

I wouldn’t mind if not for the fact I wear freakin’ glasses and it is hell. Damn mask fogs up everything and I can’t see shit. It’s times like this that I’m glad I’ve lived my entire life holed up at home and never go outside at all.

not to mention that since this started, the outbreak of acne has risen worldwide. I've got a skin condition and all the sweat and breathing in the mask makes my face break out almost monthly.

Keo said:

I wouldn’t mind if not for the fact I wear freakin’ glasses and it is hell. Damn mask fogs up everything and I can’t see shit. It’s times like this that I’m glad I’ve lived my entire life holed up at home and never go outside at all.

Lawyer ad: "If you are required to wear a mask while wearing eyeglasses, you may be entitled to condensation."

Seriously though, I too wear glasses, and I've found that if the metal band at the nose fits snugly enough, you don't get as much damp air up into your glasses lenses.

Mithiwithi said:

Lawyer ad: "If you are required to wear a mask while wearing eyeglasses, you may be entitled to condensation."

Seriously though, I too wear glasses, and I've found that if the metal band at the nose fits snugly enough, you don't get as much damp air up into your glasses lenses.

That’s true but even so it can still fog up 70% of the time and usual at the worst times like in the middle of the road. Whenever I wear one I have to make sure to also adjust the bottom part so that the air i exhale will flow downwards. Even so, it is annoying as hell. Almost bad enough that I want to consider contacts and I’m hell of a glasses lover.

bubblehead47 said:

im sick and tired of wearing the masks.

hard to breath while wearing these things.

If you’re tired of wearing them, then stay at home, simple enough. And also try to put the mask first and the glasses later, that could work too, y'know.

Keo said:
I wouldn’t mind if not for the fact I wear freakin’ glasses and it is hell. Damn mask fogs up everything and I can’t see shit.

If this is for surgical masks, the only suggestion I have for that is to wear the mask high on the bridge of your nose and your glasses a bit lower on your nose. Make the metal strip as flush as possible and use the nose pads to push down on the mask. If you don't have pads, just make the bridge flush. The basic idea is to push any breath that does escape the top of the mask over the rim of your glasses. The setup might vary a little depending on face shape.

I don't have any advice for N95 masks. Those things are just uncomfortable, even if you have one that does fit the shape of your face correctly.