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Honestly I got prescription safety glasses and never looked back. If you shoot regularly it's worth it. ANSI Z87 rated lenses in your actual prescription.
I run a strap on mine so they don't shift on the cheek weld. Cheap fix, big difference for rifle.
They make OTG (over the glasses) safety glasses specifically for this. Look for that label. Bigger frames, designed to clear your prescription frames.
Whatever you get, make sure it's actually Z87 rated. Regular prescription glasses are NOT impact rated and a piece of brass or a squib fragment will go right through.
Anti-fog wipes or spray are a game changer indoors. The fogging is usually worse than the fit issue and a $5 cloth fixes it.