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Color-change glasses let you coordinate your eyewear every day

inkglasses.jpgYou change your clothes every day to suit your mood, so why not your glasses? Sure, glasses are pretty expensive, so you're not going to own a bunch of different pairs, but that's not what I'm advocating. Why not have one pair of glasses that can change to go with any outfit?

The RbG Rainbow Glasses are hollow plastic frames that you can fill with any color of water-based ink that you want. You can empty them out at the end of each day and refill them in the morning, or just leave them empty for a clear look. Too messy for you? Well, just wait for the next version, full of LED lights that you can change on the fly. We hope.

Via DesignsSpotter

 
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Now if one could replicate the color changing affect of the glasses from the movie "Ultra Violet" that would be too...More »


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By CoolProducts at 4:56 PM ON 10/22/08

Definitely a good idea.. color changing glasses that is. However, I am not really a fan of the water coloring idea..

By budgethero at 5:00 PM ON 10/22/08

its a great concept. but the fames look SOOOO dorky. make'em smaller and they're a keeper.

By Anonymous at 5:31 PM ON 10/22/08

Great idea, to bad they look like birth control glasses.

By Joel at 6:29 PM ON 02/08/09

Now if one could replicate the color changing affect of the glasses from the movie "Ultra Violet" that would be too cool!


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