Here are some of the different types of eyeglass lenses you may come across:
Single vision lenses
Bifocal Lenses
Trifocal Lenses
Progressive Lenses
CR-39 plastic lenses
Polycarbonate lenses
Trivex lenses
Hi-index plastic lenses
Blue Light Protection Lenses
Polarized Lenses […]
To debunk the myth suggesting that skipping your glasses can weaken your eyesight, one must first understand how glasses affect eyesight, the reality of dependence on glasses, and the potential direct impacts of not wearing glasses. […]
Neurolens glasses are a customized type of specialty eyewear. They have a unique contoured prism built into the lens designed to slightly alter light as it enters the eye. This can help reduce those feelings of eye strain, headaches, and more, allowing you to focus without discomfort. […]
Reading glasses are specifically designed to aid an individual’s close-up vision and are often available with several different types of lens and frame styles. […]
Consider reading glasses or progressive lenses to help correct your vision at short distances if you experience these changes, especially if you’re over 40. […]
A photochromic lens, also known as a transition lens, works by transitioning between a clear tint and darker tint in response to molecular changes in the lens material triggered by light. […]
The way you wear your glasses and sunglasses can have an impact on your eyesight and how much protection your eyewear offers. The right frame for protective eyewear is one you will use consistently, and learning how glasses fit your face can help with your overall comfort and satisfaction. Your glasses fit your face best […]
Your eyesight is precious, so ensuring that you stay up-to-date with your prescription for your glasses or contact lenses is essential. It all starts with a trip to your optometrist for a comprehensive eye exam. But how long do prescription glasses last? Let’s explore how often your prescription needs updating, how often you should get […]
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