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Designer Rimless Glasses: How to Style These Minimalist Frames

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Not everybody is looking to experiment with the latest eyewear trends. Between bold acetate, colorful frames, and oversized shapes, it often seems like eyewear fads are only for those looking to make a statement. If you find yourself on the opposite end of this spectrum, designer rimless glasses offer a minimalist aesthetic that’ll take you through the test of time.

Introduced centuries ago, it may seem odd that the age-old classic is still considered stylish. But it’s simple: rimless glasses are effective, easy to wear, and endlessly contemporary.

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7 Common Eye Pain Causes: What to Know

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Whether it’s a speck of dust or dirt, pollen, or maybe an eyelash that’s causing your eye to tear up, nearly everyone in the world can relate to the misery associated with minor eye irritations or discomforts. With minor eye irritation, the good news is it generally subsides after using eye drops, rinsing your eye with water, or removing the offending object. But experiencing debilitating eye pain is another story, and one that can have a not-so-happy ending—especially if you are unaware of the signs and symptoms of the leading eye pain causes.

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The Best Eyeglasses Under $100

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Whether you’re looking for a new primary pair of glasses or just want another frame to add to your arsenal, good eyeglasses don’t have to break the bank.

From stylish bold choices to understated classics, we’ve gathered prescription frames to fit your style and your budget. And that doesn’t mean you need to skimp on quality or style either.

Fashionable backup glasses, designer favorites, or timeless frames—we’ve got you covered. Read on for 10 of EZ Contacts’ best eyeglasses for under $100.

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Corneal Abrasions: How To Treat a Scratched Eye

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You might think there’s nothing more annoying than having something in your eye that you just can’t seem to get out—until “that something” turns out to be a scratch in your eye.

A scratched eye, or a corneal abrasion, isn’t just one of the most annoying eye injuries, it’s also one of the most common. In fact, scratched corneas are so common they account for up to nearly 10 percent of all eye-related doctors’ visits, according to the American Family Physician.

What is a corneal abrasion?

A corneal abrasion is a scratch on the cornea, the clear, protective front portion of the eye that covers the iris (the colored part of your eye).

For many, it’s difficult to distinguish between having something in your eye or having a corneal abrasion. However, as you can imagine, unlike having something like dust or an eyelash in your eye, a scratched cornea can have a serious, long-term impact on your vision and eye health, especially if the cornea is scarred while healing. So, it’s very important for you to see your eye doctor immediately if you suspect you may have a corneal abrasion.

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