Wondering about what the ‘BC’ and ‘DIA’ mean on your contact lens prescription? I’m here to help.
BC stands for base curve, and DIA stands for diameter. But what does that mean exactly, and how do these measurements factor into how contact lenses fit? Let’s dive in.
Glasses that don’t fit right can be a nuisance. They might dig into your temples, slide down your nose, or simply look off on your face.
It can also be harder to see with ill-fitting glasses; they could limit your peripheral vision and ability to see clearly.
But how do you find glasses that fit right? That’s what we’re here to discuss.
I’ll run through what you should look for in eyewear, the measurements to have with you, and what you need to ask your optometrist so you can buy your glasses confidently.
Are you trying to buy glasses online with your insurance? Do you have questions about how to go about this process?
If you’re feeling stuck, I’ve got you. Let’s discuss how to order glasses online with insurance and the steps to follow.
Driving into the sun can be a challenge. The glare can make it hard to see the road in front of you.
If you’re struggling with this, you’ll want to look for sunglasses that are made for intense sunlight. This includes Serengeti sunglasses. I’ll walk you through some of my top picks for sunglasses, as well as some other items to include in your anti-sun kit!
Looking for new multifocal contact lenses? I’m here to help you choose. Two of your best options are ACUVUE OASYS Multifocal and Biofinity Multifocal Contacts.
But does one have an edge over the other? I’m going to do a deep dive comparison to determine who wins.
