Headaches and squinting-both are classic symptoms of failing eyesight. Great, at least now it’s time you decide if you want to wear glasses or contact lenses because you are surely not letting them stick a laser in your eye. Whether… Read moreContact Lenses – Choosing Eyeglasses Or Contact Lenses
When your vision falls below 20/20 level you need to begin wearing full time eye wear in order to compensate for the change and to ensure that you are still able to continue an active and full life, with perfect… Read moreContact Lenses or Eyeglasses – The Debate
Contact lenses float on the surface of eye. There are two types of contact lenses, soft lenses and hard lenses. Soft lenses are made of very soft water soluble materials, which take the shape of the eye when worn. You… Read moreAre Contact Lenses Better Than Eyeglasses?
At night, many people have impaired vision, especially from headlight glare and darkness on highways. Whether driving late at night or camping in the woods, there are glasses that can enhance vision.
The preventblindness.org website asserts that over half of all Americans need some kind of corrective lenses so they can see properly. Some of these people can’t or don’t want to wear contacts. These individuals must wear glasses and have the… Read moreHairstyles With Eyeglasses
When deciding between eyeglasses and contact lenses, it often comes down to personal preference. One may be more comfortable than the other, or one may be the more practical option. Before you decide, however, look over some examples of pros… Read moreContact Lenses vs. Eyeglasses
Using a computer on a daily basis affects millions of people, including students, office workers, retired people and home business owners. According to mdsupport.org, “People who spend more than two hours on a computer each day will experience symptoms of… Read moreInformation on Eyeglasses for the Computer
Fluorescent lighting can affect those who have photophobia, also known as light sensitivity. This condition can cause discomfort as well as the need to squint or close your eyes. If your eyes are sensitive to this type of lighting, wearing… Read moreEyeglasses That Help With Fluorescent Lights
Macular degeneration is a chronic eye disease in which the tissue in the center of your retina, the macula, deteriorates. This doesn’t cause total blindness, but causes a blind spot in your central vision, leaving dim images or black holes… Read moreHow To Buy Glasses for Macular Degeneration
The measurement units for eyeglasses that your ophthalmologist or optometrist writes on your prescription provide the information required by the laboratory to process your lenses. The numbers show the spherical, cylindrical and axis measurements, which together determine the power and… Read moreWhat Are Measurement Units for Eyeglasses?
Eyeglasses, as well as sunglasses, are composed of four major parts: temples, frame, hinges and lenses. These parts are made from a variety of materials, each dictating weight, fit and quality. No matter the manufacturer, the same materials continue to… Read moreWhat Are Eyeglasses Made of?
Over time and with daily usage, eyeglasses sustain a great deal of strain and general mishandling. The most common problems are frame loosening and/or minor bending. Taking your eyeglasses to be professionally repaired for minor problems is unnecessary given the… Read moreTools for Eyeglasses
One type of charitable contribution that many people make is to donate eyeglasses. The Lions Club International collects glasses to be used to help other people with eye problems. Other times donations are made to thrift shops. Donated eyeglasses are… Read moreTax Deductible Value of Donated Eyeglasses