If you wear glasses, you probably dread hearing the sound of them breaking. That crunch or snap could ruin your day!
Unfortunately, glasses can sometimes be vulnerable to damage. This is especially true for kids, people with active lifestyles, or anyone who frequently takes their glasses on and off.
For some, flexible glasses frames provide a solution. But how do you know if they’re right for you?
What do you do if standard contact lenses just aren’t an option? Specialty contact lenses may help with these situations.
They’re often made using a process called corneal topography, or digital eye mapping, which creates a precise image of your eyes. Then, the contacts are made specifically for this digital map using lathe cutting or 3D printing.
In this article, I’ll talk about the different types of specialty contact lenses, what conditions they treat, and how to tell if they might be right for you.
Halloween candy and decorations are already on the shelves at my local stores, and costumes aren’t far behind!
If you’re planning a spooky costume, black contact lenses can take your look to the next level. But you may be wondering, where can you buy black contacts? And do you need a prescription to get them?
Keep reading to learn more about black contacts, how to get them, how to wear them, and the alternatives.
Did you get super glue on your glasses lenses? Don’t panic. There are ways to get that sticky mess off your specs.
Keep reading to find out how to get super glue off glasses lenses, and how to avoid future sticky situations.
Searching for new glasses can be overwhelming. This is particularly true when you just want a simple, straightforward design!
This leads some people to styles like the classic rectangular Oakley Airdrop OX8016 glasses. But is this the right frame for you? I’m doing a deep dive to help you decide.
