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A prism in glasses bends light to help the eyes work together, reducing double vision and eye strain. This feature changes the direction of incoming light before it hits the retina, letting both eyes focus on one clear image.O

Frame glasses and contact lenses are two of the most popular methods to correct vision. However, each of them fit different kinds of needs. According to the Research Gate study of 2022, choosing between glasses or contacts dep

While eyeglass lenses may all look the same, the differences in performance, durability, and comfort can be dramatic. From budget-friendly basics to premium options packed with advanced features, understanding what sets them a

Gray-tinted eyewear is more common than you think, they are essentially the black tint you see in sunglasses and can help enhance visual clarity. These types of tinted glasses are suitable for everyone, whether you wear them f

Have you recently got a prescription only to see the word Plano written and wondered what it means? Plano means there is no corrective power needed in your prescription, they are essentially plain lenses in your glasse

Lens materials are an underrated factor when choosing a new pair of glasses. The materials of your lenses can affect the comfort, visual clarity, feel, and overall experience of wearing your glasses. Let’s discuss the diffe

It’s estimated about 63.7% of the US population needs glasses according to the Vision Council.Intermediate glasses are gaining more popularity globally due to the increasing time we spend looking at our screens. This is esp

If you’ve been looking into protecting your eyes from lights or digital screens, you’ve likely come across both FL-41 and blue light-blocking glasses and wondered what's the best.We’ve explained the difference between both

Have you ever seen all the different polarized sunglasses and wondered if the different colors offer any benefits? Well, polarized lens colors matter since each specific color can help enhance your vision under certain cond

There is a common misconception that the stronger your eyeglass prescription is, the thicker the lens, but choosing high-index lenses keeps your lenses slim and thin since they bend light more efficiently to correct your vi

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