While everyone’s needs are different, a good guideline is to consider new glasses every 1 to 2 years. […]
How Often Should You Get New Glasses?
While everyone’s needs are different, a good guideline is to consider new glasses every 1 to 2 years. […]
A few simple, calm steps can help you determine if a lens is still in your eye and remove it safely. […]
The right contact lenses balance your daily activities, vision needs, and a professional fitting from your eye doctor. […]
reading glasses and computer glasses are designed for different purposes and are not the same. […]
Fortunately, this common issue can be easily fixed with a few adjustments and good habits, such as keeping your skin oil-free, tightening the screws on the hinges of your glasses, and adjusting your glasses’ nose pads. […]
Properly storing your sunglasses is as simple as storing them in a hard case, cleaning them before storage, avoiding extreme temperatures, and keeping them out of direct sunlight. […]
Thanks to continued progress in contact lens design, there are now daily disposable options, called toric lenses, available for people with astigmatism. […]
VSP typically includes coverage that supports both the cost of contact lenses and the care that comes with them, making it easier to find a solution that fits your lifestyle and budget. […]
The short answer: it depends on your age, eye health, and whether any control methods are in place. […]
If you experience heightened dry eye symptoms due to contact lenses, the best alternative kinds of contact lenses you can try include silicone hydrogel lenses, daily disposables, or scleral lenses. […]