Category: Glasses & Contacts

There’s a reason why glasses are sold with a case. Whenever your glasses are not on your face, it’s best to store them in a protective case to keep them

Whether you have been wearing contacts for a few days or a few years, you probably realize how wonderful clear vision is. Protecting the health of your eyes is an

Many people expect eyeglasses to be a miraculous, instantaneous fix for their vision problems. They imagine that their eyesight will be absolutely perfect once they slide the frames over their

A contact lens’s lifespan varies. Gas permeable and scleral lenses can last for years, but most people use soft contacts, which generally come in three variations: (1) traditional contacts, which

Being able to see clearly definitely makes it easier to enjoy the world around you and to fully participate in the activities that you love. Does your vision need a

Did you know that modern eyeglasses—eyeglasses with a frame that fits over the ears and nose—were invented in 1727 by British optician Edward Scarlett? Made of wood, lead, or copper,