Optical Product Repairs Keep You Seeing Everything

Posted on 27 February 2023

Optical products, such as glasses, sunglasses, and binoculars, are essential tools for many people in their daily lives. However, as with any product, these items are subject to wear and tear and may require repairs. While some people opt to replace their optical products, repairing them can be a cost-effective and environmentally-friendly option. Here are a few things to know about optical product repairs. Common Problems There are a variety of reasons why someone may need to repair their optical product. [Read More]

Top Reasons Why You Should Buy Designer Prescription Glasses

Posted on 20 November 2020

If it is time for you to purchase a new pair of prescription glasses, then you may want to check out some of the designer prescription glasses that are out there. This can be a good idea when you are purchasing glasses anyway for these reasons and more. Luckily, not only can you probably find designer prescription glasses locally, but you should be able to find lots of designer prescription glasses to choose from if you shop for them online, too. [Read More]

4 Vision Concerns In Children To Watch Out For

Posted on 11 October 2019

Children can be born with vision issues, and you may not even be aware that your child has them until they are school-aged. Even a school-aged child may have vision problems that you aren't aware of, especially if your child isn't complaining that they aren't able to see properly. There are things you can keep an eye out for that can be telltale signs of a vision problem. Read on for a few vision concerns and signs to keep an eye out for. [Read More]

Have Your Eyes Tested And Purchase Flattering Prescription Eyewear

Posted on 24 November 2018

If you failed the vision screening that is necessary to renew your driver's license, you may be feeling down at the thought of needing to wear corrective lenses. Lots of people wear prescription glasses, and even though you never have before, you may discover that the transition is quite simple and that glasses suit you well. Make An Appointment For A Vision Test Before you purchase prescription eyeglasses, you need to have your eyes checked by an optometrist. [Read More]

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Spare Eyeglasses: Always Update Them when Your Prescription Changes

Like many teenagers who began wearing glasses at an early age, I was eager to switch to contact lenses when my parents allowed me to. Over the years, my contact lens prescription changed, but I stopped replacing my spare pair of eyeglasses with my updated prescriptions. One spring, my seasonal allergies hit me hard one morning and my eyes were too itchy to wear my contacts. I found my spare pair of eyeglasses, and I quickly realized that my prescription had changed so much that I could barely see in them and had to call off work! I then learned the importance of keeping eyeglasses around with my current prescription as my eyes changed. I hope someone can learn from my experience, and I created this blog to share all of my eye care tips because it is important to treat your eyes right!