Sports Glasses vs. Contacts: Which is Right for You?
Whether you’re a casual tennis player or an elite marathon runner, clear vision and eye protection are essential for all physical activities. If you have a vision impairment, you may find that your regular glasses are more of a hindrance than a help while playing sports. There are two main options for vision aids that […]
Read More →Beware the Risks of Wearing Glasses with the Wrong Prescription
If you have a vision impairment — whether it’s astigmatism, myopia, age-related macular degeneration, or something else — you rely on your prescription eyeglasses to see. However, if you have the wrong prescription or your glasses are not properly tailored to your needs, your eyeglasses can become more of a hindrance than a help. Beyond […]
Read More →Do Blurry Lights Mean You Have Astigmatism?
The holiday season brings lots of light — both figuratively and literally. From festive outdoor displays to flickering candles to gleaming trees, there’s twinkling lights everywhere you turn. If you’ve noticed that lights appear blurry or streaky, especially at night, you may wonder if you have a vision problem like astigmatism. While this may be […]
Read More →Are E-Readers Bad for Your Eyesight?
In our last blog post, we explored whether reading in the dark truly harms your eyes or if this common belief is nothing more than a myth. Today, we’re continuing the literary theme as we discuss whether e-readers are bad for your eyesight. Reading books on e-readers (along with tablets and smartphones) has become increasingly […]
Read More →Does Reading in the Dark Harm Your Eyes?
If you were a voracious reader as a child, your parents may have warned you that reading in the dark can harm your eyes. They might have cautioned you against reading late into the night with only the light of the moon to illuminate the pages — you may need to get glasses if you […]
Read More →How to Stop Your Glasses from Fogging Up
Everyone who’s ever worn eyeglasses — or even sunglasses — understands the frustration that comes when your glasses get all foggy. It happens whenever there’s a temperature difference between the lenses and the air — like when you come back inside the warm house after spending time outside in the winter cold, lean over a […]
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