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Why Is My Eyesight Getting Worse? Common Causes Explained

Written By Lauren Anderson

Are you wondering, why is my eyesight getting worse? A lot of people think that declining eyesight is simply a part of getting older. And sometimes that’s true.

But other times, changes to your vision can be linked to different eye conditions.

Reading an article like this one is no replacement for getting an eye exam. But understanding how your vision is changing can provide some clues about what could be going on and what treatment options you could try.

Are road signs getting harder to read? Do you find yourself holding your phone farther away? Or is your vision normal in the morning but blurry after a long day at work?

The answers to those questions can often give you an idea about the underlying cause. Let’s look at some of the most common reasons people’s eyesight gets worse and what can be done about it.

Man and woman wearing Saint Lauren SL 545 aviator sunglasses

Saint Laurent SL 545: Are They In Style?

Written By Vivian Cummings

Are you thinking about grabbing a pair of the Saint Laurent SL 545 sunglasses? These chunky, aviator-style frames are eye-catching!

Right now, oversized sunglasses and retro styles like aviators are having a moment. So, if you like the look of the SL 545, it’s a great time to grab a pair.

Keep reading to learn more about these iconic Saint Laurent sunglasses.

Does EZContacts Take VSP: What To Know

Written By Vivian Cummings

Vision insurance can be very confusing! It can be tricky to know which eyewear retailers take vision insurance. You may also be unsure about how to use your benefits.

If you’re asking, does EZContacts take VSP, I’m here to help. I’ll break down how to use your VSP benefits on EZContacts. I’ll also answer some other frequently asked questions about vision insurance.

Woman and man wearing Kliik denmark glasses

KLiiK denmark Eyeglasses: Scandinavian Design for Smaller Faces

Written By Lauren Anderson

If you’re a part of the small-face gang, then you know how hard it can be to find glasses that fit!

Too often, we’re expected to put up with frames that slide down our nose, rest on our cheeks, or jut out past the side of our head.

How many of us have settled for a sloppy fit or suffered the ultimate indignity: hunting for frames in the kids’ section?

That is exactly why KLiiK denmark got started. They realized that having a petite face shouldn’t mean compromising on style. And they stepped in to make high-fashion eyewear actually designed to fit us.

Drawing inspiration from Scandinavian design principles, KLiiK makes eyewear for people with smaller faces, smaller eye sizes, and narrower pupillary distances.

Illustration of a blue light contact blocking light rays

Blue Light Contacts: Do They Actually Work?

Written By Lauren Anderson

Do blue light contacts work as promised? This depends on what you mean by “work.”

Blue light contact lenses are one of the newest additions to the growing market of blue-light-filtering products. Like blue light glasses, they’re often marketed as a way to reduce eye strain when using digital devices.

But science doesn’t fully support all of the claims that a lot of manufacturers make.

To be clear, blue light contact lenses do filter blue light. We’ll go more into that later in the article. What remains less clear is whether that filtering actually delivers the benefits many consumers expect.

We’re going to look at what the science really says about blue light contact lenses, and what you should realistically expect the benefits to be.