CYL, SPH, Axis… what are they?
If you’re staring at the numbers and letters on your lens prescription, you might be curious. Maybe you want to know whether your prescription has changed or if it was filled correctly. You could also have questions about what all those abbreviations are.
So, what is CYL in eye prescription? Let’s get more into what CYL and those other abbreviations mean!
No other time beats the ’80s, that’s my take. It was the era of big hair, oversized sunglasses, huge shoulder pads, and, of course, big dreams.
Fashion was fun and expressive. I mean, just look at all that neon! It was a bold and bright transition between the hippie-inspired ’60s and the minimalist ’90s.
So if you’re feeling inspired to be bold with your fashion, opt for a pair of ’80s sunglasses.
Some glasses are worth the money, and others aren’t. Some brands are all about the hype, the campaigns, the social media gimmicks, while others rely on high-quality designs.
So, which category does Robert Marc Eyewear fall into? Let’s break it down.
Does your eye prescription look like a confusing blur of letters? If you’ve just gotten your first prescription, there are probably lots of questions running through your mind.
What are all those acronyms? What are those numbers? Why are there pluses and minuses next to the numbers?
If you’re feeling lost, I’m here to help. I’ll walk you through how to read your eye prescription so you can better understand your eyesight.
You know hype brands; your TikTok and Instagram feed is probably full of them. It seems like one minute they’re all the rage, and then they vanish, never heard of again.
One name that’s been growing in popularity is Salt Optics. But is it all smoke and mirrors, or does the brand have substance and staying power?
