Need advice on shooting glasses over regular glasses

I'll be getting ESS ICE with prescription inserts. That's the plan anyway.

Get your prescription from your eye doctor and order some specs from here --> http://www.zennioptical.com

Good glasses cheap.

Your local shooting ranges actually require you to wear safety goggles over you regular goggles?

Cocoons

Cocoons. Polycorbonate lens. Come in various sizes to go over prescription glasses. Cabelas and the internet. Pricey, but 'way cheaper than prescription safety glasses. I've done both.

I work as a Safety Specialist in the oil and gas industry and everyone out here is required to wear Z_87 rated safety glasses. This presented the same problem that you have to many of our work crew members. Last month, I found out that Walmart store optometrists are now carrying a subsidiary of Wiley X brand glasses and can fit them with prescription lenses. Even with no-line bifocal lenses they come in at less than $200. That's actually cheap for prescription safety glasses. The bonus is that they are good looking and light weight (polycarbonate) as well.
Hope this helps,
Doc

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I had my optometrist construct a pair of Bolle safety glasses with a progressive lens prescription insert. The Bolle's are typically cool wraparound safety glasses with colored lens inserts that are either clear, dark grey and yellow. Behind the lens sits the insert which is my prescription in clear glass. Even with the dark lens inserts, another person looking at me can see the insert and it does put the 'dork' in dorky.
But I like that I can change color without each lens needs a prescription. And the insert is a standard size that will fit other similar glasses.
Not cheap, but a long-lasting solution. I hope. I didn't have to wear glasses until I was in my mid-late forties (about 8 years ago) and it's still very hard for me to adapt. These really seem to help.
B