Years ago I switched over to contacts. Had them for 15 or so years and then I got old. Needing reading glasses I decided that I would switch back to glasses because if I had to carry glasses with me anyway, I might just as well have the one set. Progression lenses that darkened in the sunlight and went back to normal inside have been perfect. The only time it was a hassle at all was watching 3D stuff, but, even that wasn't that big a problem.
Recently, because I live in the south and play golf, I got tired of sweat dripping on my lenses every time I put my head down. (one thing you always hear playing golf... keep your head down) With the development of my cataracts I found the the contacts helped improve my vision substantially. Eye doctors told me that it shouldn't make any difference, but, I can see it, so I am hooked on contacts again. In August I am supposed to have cataract surgery which will, theoretically, make my vision in that eye 20/20 again so having a contact for my right eye should be helpful. (until the cataract in that eye starts to affect my vision) So now, I need to bring sunglasses, reading glasses and spare regular glasses in case I have a problem with the contact(s). So, the moral of the story is, life doesn't get easier when you get older. Less stressful, but, never free of some hassle or the other.