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Have you ever been working on your laptop for a long period, or perhaps scrolling on social media only to find that your vision suddenly turns blurry? Being able to unfocus your eyes on command naturally is normal, but not

One of the most common questions we get from our customers is ‘What is the green stuff on my glasses?’We know what you're thinking, my glasses are moldy? But that’s likely not the case, if your glasses have metal frames it'

Have you ever seen all the different polarized sunglasses and wondered if the different colors offer any benefits? Well, polarized lens colors matter since each specific color can help enhance your vision under certain cond

If you are thinking about changing your glasses or getting a new pair, an overlooked yet important detail is the hinges. The hinges of your glasses have a direct impact on their durability and functionality since they are r

Most of us think you should only wear sunglasses in the summer, but this isn’t the case, sunglasses can also be used in the winter to protect your eyes.UV protection is still important even in the winter months, the tempera

Having your glasses fog up and disturb your vision can be frustrating, especially when driving or playing sports. Luckily, there are professional solutions out there to keep your glasses fog-free. Our guide below will explo

If you’ve recently been to the opticians and been given an eye prescription for the first time, you're likely wondering what these numbers mean and how to read them. Your unique prescription is given to you so it can correc

There is a common misconception that the stronger your eyeglass prescription is, the thicker the lens, but choosing high-index lenses keeps your lenses slim and thin since they bend light more efficiently to correct your vi

If you’ve been searching for the best sunglasses to add to your collection, you’ve probably come across a few different types: polarized, tinted, and gradient sunglasses. Gradient sunglasses are two-tone and are very popula

Have you recently got some new glasses, only to find that they are pressing into the sides of your head or causing headaches? These could be signs your specs are too small for your head. It’s important your glasses have a p

If you're looking for some new sunglasses, you’ve likely come across two types of coatings for the lenses, anti-reflective and anti-glare, but aren’t they the same?There is a small difference between these two lenses and bo

Although there is no 100% cure for migraines, symptoms can be managed in various ways, and one of those ways is through wearing migraine glasses that can help with light-induced discomfort. Migraine glasses, also known as t