Computer Glasses

[woohoo]

I've had an eye test and bought general glasses for driving/everyday use and a pair specifically for computer work.

The optician recommended that I have a pair just for using at the computer. The general varifocal glasses would be a pain with large PC screen I use for programming and dedicated reading glasses would be better for long periods at a computer.

So, I'm wondering can I claim back any or part of the cost of the dedicated computer glasses?

[northernladuk]

You trying to bait me you little tinker?

[woohoo]

You trying to bait me you little tinker?

one sec, just need to put my computer glasses on.

Actually, I'm not baiting you. After DuckDuckGo'ing (boycotting google) I couldn't find an answer that I liked.

[northernladuk]

Yes!!! Do it!!!
HTH

[northernladuk]

one sec, just need to put my computer glasses on.
.

Using glasses paid for by work for pissing about on forums. BIK!!! Don't do it!!!!

HTH

[woohoo]

Yes!!! Do it!!!
HTH

This kind of sarcasm is why you havent won the CUK personality award.

Anyway, I think I could argue that these glasses are purely for computer pc work. The other glasses are for driving/reading etc and paid for by me.

So the computer glasses are purely/solely for computer work.

[northernladuk]

https://jf-financial.co.uk/2015/03/1...mited-company/

[northernladuk]

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.c...ses.html%3famp

[woohoo]

https://jf-financial.co.uk/2015/03/1...mited-company/

I read the same article, which leads me to think it's possible to claim them assuming they are purely for PC work.

[woohoo]

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.c...ses.html%3famp

So in this case, it's a question of evidence to show you would not use them elsewhere.