Author:

Lauren Anderson

I’ve always been obsessed with how a great pair of glasses can completely change a look. With a bachelor’s in Creative Writing and a master’s in Contemporary Literature and Culture from the University of Manchester, I look for the “story” behind a great design. I grew up in the English countryside and have traveled all over the world, but finally settled in Bali. I’ve written for fashion brands including The Outside Society, Superior Ink Apparel, and Colorado Threads. I spend my time scouting the latest global trends and translating my knowledge into practical, honest guides for finding the best eyewear.

What Are Keratoconus Symptoms? What To Look Out For

Written By Lauren Anderson

Are you wondering if you have keratoconus?

Keratoconus symptoms generally start slowly. Your vision might gradually become blurrier, or lights may start to look strange at night. You’ll also probably find your glasses stop working as well as they should.

In this article, we’ll discuss the most common signs of keratoconus and talk about why it affects vision the way it does.

However, these symptoms could point to a huge range of conditions, so it’s important not to leap to any conclusions about what could be going on with your vision. Instead, speak to your eye doctor so they can properly diagnose you.

Can I Wear Contacts With a Stye?

Written By Lauren Anderson

If you’ve got a stye on your eyelid, you already know how sore and annoying they can get.

But what if you use contacts? You may be asking, can I wear contacts with a stye?

Technically, you can. But it’s not recommended by eye doctors. The good news is that most styes usually clear up on their own within a week or two.

In this post, we’re going to talk about why contacts and styes don’t tend to mix, what having a stye really means, how long to avoid contacts, and what can help your eye heal faster.

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Monovision Contacts Driving Me Crazy: Why and What To Do

Written By Lauren Anderson

Have you just started wearing monovision contact lenses… and you hate them? Maybe you’re about ready to throw in the towel. Well, if it’s any comfort, what you’re feeling isn’t that uncommon!

Monovisions do take a while to get used to. This comes down to their design; one eye is being corrected for distance vision and the other for near vision. This is not what your brain is used to.

In this post, we’re going to discuss why monovision contacts might be driving you crazy. We’ll also talk about how long it takes to get used to them, potential problems, and what to do if you think monos just aren’t right for you.

Where Does EZContacts Ship From?

Written By Lauren Anderson

Are you thinking about placing an order for eyewear? Or, are you waiting for a shipment to arrive? You may be wondering where exactly it’s coming from.

So, where does EZContacts ship from? The short answer is that EZContacts ships from our U.S. warehouse in New Jersey. Most orders are processed and shipped directly from here.

But depending on the product, some items might be processed at our optical lab or come from the manufacturer or an authorized distributor. Then they’ll arrive at our warehouse for final processing and shipment.

I’m going to explain how it all works. And I’ll share some info on delivery times, how to track your order, and the returns process.

ACUVUE Moist vs OASYS: Which Is Right For You?

Written By Lauren Anderson

ACUVUE Moist and ACUVUE OASYS are two of the most popular daily disposable lenses. Both are made by Johnson & Johnson Vision.

However, they were released around 10 years apart. Because of that, there are quite notable differences in their materials, moisture retention, and oxygen permeability.

Let’s go through those differences to help you decide which is right for you.