DO you wear your glasses while having your food .

I am supposed to wear my glasses all the time but when I'm eating I remove them because I think it'll drop when I chew.. LOL

I do wear my glasses when I eat. If I don't wear them I wouldn't be able to see anything.

Yes, I wear my glasses constantly irrespective of what I am doing. This is the first time that I have heard reference to removing glasses at mealtimes.

My eyesight has gotten to the point that if I get up in the night, in the dark to go to the bathroom, I still must put on my glasses. Yes, I wear them when I eat. Just about the only time I do not wear my glasses is when I am sleeping or when I am showering or swimming. If I could get prescription swim goggles I would wear them then as well. I just feel safer with them on. I have glasses to treat far sightedness, and astigmatism, I have no line bifocals. I think working on the computer so much is making them worse, but it could just be my age.

Since my glasses fit my face and are comfortable, I do leave them on most of the time. Eating is not a factor. Not sure why you would remove them. Also don't you eat your food instead of just having it. :) Will be interesting to see what others have to say.

Sure, why not? I wear my glasses throughout the day. It would be so troublesome to take them on and off just because you need to eat. Besides, why would you only eat? What a time waster! If I am not watching the TV, I will be reading the papers. If not, I will read a book. Yes all this while eating. Isn't it boring to just eat?

Well the only time I wear my glasses is for reading or on the net. So yes, I remove mine while eating. Now hubby, bless his heart can't see worth a lick and has to have his on all the time. He wears his when he is eating.

I happen to wear my glasses the majority of the time. Everything is blurry if to me if I am not wearing my glasses. I guess it wouldn't hurt to take the glasses off but I had never really considered doing that. May I ask why do you take your glasses off while eating?