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Have you recently got some new glasses, only to find that they are pressing into the sides of your head or causing headaches? These could be signs your specs are too small for your head. It’s important your glasses have a p

If you're looking for some new sunglasses, you’ve likely come across two types of coatings for the lenses, anti-reflective and anti-glare, but aren’t they the same?There is a small difference between these two lenses and bo

Multifocal lenses are important for anyone who has presbyopia, they allow you to see objects at different distances without having to have multiple glasses for your vision needs. Whether you're over 40 and experiencing a na

In a world where most of us are using digital screens more than ever, you’ve probably wondered whether screens can harm our eyes in the long run. Blue light-blocking glasses have become popular over the last few years, they

If you struggle to read newspapers up close or see signs far away, you may need bifocal or reading glasses depending on your vision needs. Bifocal and reading glasses can often be confused, bifocal means it offers clear vis

You might have seen people wearing yellow-tinted glasses driving, playing sports, or in the winter and wondered why.Yellow lenses don’t just look contemporary and stylish, they have lots of health and vision benefits too su

Do you find your glasses sliding down your face all the time or perhaps the opposite, leaving indents on your nose? These are indicators that the bridge width size of your glasses may be either too large or too small.Your g

Knowing your face shape is key to perfect styling, whether you're wondering what type of haircut suits you best or the right glasses for your face shape. To get some styling inspiration, matching your facial geometry with c

Needing reading glasses is very common as we age, this is down to a natural condition called presbyopia which in the US ranges from 83.0% to 88.9% for adults aged 45 years old and above.Presbyopia is unavoidable but can be

Sunglasses for sports are essential. They protect your eyes from harmful UV rays and enhance visual clarity during activities like cycling, running, and water sports. The aesthetics of your sunglasses are of course importan