what i did was to fix fire lens onto the left side of the frame and ice lens onto the other right side of the frame...it really looks great man..anyone else did this before?

Let's see the result..

i think Cal did something similar with a pair of his Juliets? called it his 3D Juliets or somehting like that...

Yeah I've seen someone did that already in this forum... I'm sure the owner will post his picts soon (^-^)

It doesn't give you a headache?

We have a couple of BTO pairs set up that way, but for display only. I tried wearing them and it didn't work at all.

Ice and Black Iridium work fine together, though.

there amber and blue based lenses so that might cause a headache.

Ice is grey base not blue. Ruby is Blue base.

well grey or blue it's a big enough difference from amber it would bound to cause a headache.

that's for sure. the 3-d Juliet definately resulted in vision problems, and the lenses were pretty close.

Actually, +Red & Blue Iridium have the exact same lens makeup. 15% Trans with Gray base.

+Red and Ice would have the same base make up. Keep in mind Blue is on an Amber base.

But if you look at the old transmission charts, the ones with the full spectrum graph, they still aren't equivalent in terms of the specific wavelengths they let through. Subtle, maybe, but I'd say more than enough to make wearing them an issue.

the color of the Iridium coating reflects certain light. (Blue Iridium reflects Blue light, Red reflects red, etc). That explains the slight differences in the transmission curves.

i wouldn't suggest mixing and matching lenses, even with the same colour. the degree of colour and darkness depends on batches, so i always replace lenses in pairs, never single ones.