You guys must all have anti-hunting eye doctors! LOL

Lenses that have anti-reflective & anti-glare coating on them have been in existance for years. I just got some new version a couple years back and even when I am in the sun, or bright indoor lighting, you can' t see my lenses except for an occasional green tint. (Perfect for the woods.)

Fog... Live with it. If there is a way to stop it, I sure don' t know about it. I' ve heard about using shaving cream and all of that crap, but it never worked for me. I wear my hat pulled down low with a face mask on when hunting turkey. (I am a warm-blooded fat man to boot.) I never have problems with lenses fogging when I am just sitting though. (Only when moving and shortly after moving.) All I can say is don' t run & gun so much to get those glasses fogged up in the first place. LOL

Frames, I wear those crazy flexible titanium frames (in a brown color). The kind that you can wrap all around your finger and when you let go they just snap right back into their original shape. This has saved me from needing new glasses several times when hunting as I' ve had my glasses ripped right off my face when walking through thick brush etc.

Tell your eye doctor about your specific needs and they just might surprise you. Either that or they will give you junk and call you " animal killer" when you leave. LOL