Have you just gotten an eye exam and been told you have 20/25 vision? You may be confused about what exactly that means.
You probably know that 20/20 vision is the ‘average.’ But where does 20/25 fit on that scale? And more importantly, does it mean you need glasses?
Let’s get to the bottom of it!
When it comes to frames, how can you tell the difference between oversized and too big? The truth is that it’s a fine line.
You want to look like you were intentional with your choice, not like your large eyewear frames are about to slide off your face!
Here are my top tips for getting it right.
If you wear glasses or contacts, you should have an expiration date printed on your prescription. You may be wondering, how long are eye prescriptions good for typically?
In the U.S., prescriptions for glasses usually expire after one or two years. Most contact lens prescriptions are valid for one year.
Eye doctors also have to consider things like age, eye conditions, and the general health of the patient before they decide on an expiration date.
Let’s get into how long eye prescriptions are good for in the U.S. and why some expire sooner than others.
Have you or a loved one been told you have a visual acuity of 20/200? You may be wondering what exactly that means.
Visual acuity is the measure of the clarity or sharpness of your vision. To put it simply, someone with 20/200 vision needs to be at 20 feet to see what a person with ‘normal’ 20/20 vision can see at 200 feet. That’s a pretty significant decline in vision.
Let’s get into what 20/200 vision is and correction options.
Are you a fan of Nine West’s shoes, handbags, or clothing lines? Good news: the brand has stylish glasses as well!
Nine West Eyewear is simple enough for everyday wear, but the glasses also have pops of color and pattern that give them some personality.
This new 2026 collection is a great example. I checked out all the options to help you learn more.
