Glasses hinges

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Glasses hinges

Glasses hinges - The small joints connecting the frame front to the temples (arms) of the glasses. They allow the glasses to fold and unfold. High-quality hinges contribute to the durability and comfort of your glasses, making them more resilient to wear and tear.

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How to Adjust Glasses

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How to Adjust Plastic Glasses

To make any slight adjustments to the frame, run any plastic parts under hot water or heat with a hair...

How to Adjust Glasses

Not only is it uncomfortable when your glasses don’t fit, but it also affects your quality of vision.

Lazy eye (Amblyopia)

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Lazy eye (Amblyopia)

Lazy eye (Amblyopia) - Also called a lazy eye, this is a disorder of sight in which the brain fails to fully process vision from one eye, over time the brain will ignore this eye and will favour the other eye. This can result in poor depth perception and visual clarity. Early diagnosis and treatment, such as corrective glasses, eye patches or exercises, are essential to improve vision in the affected eye,this needs to be achieved before the age of 7.

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What Causes Distorted Vision?

Learn more about distorted vision and dive into the different types and how to treat it.

Why Is My Eyesight Getting Worse?

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Dry eyes

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Dry eyes

Dry eyes - A condition where the eye may not produce enough tears or the tears produced are of poor quality, leading to irritation, redness and a gritty feeling. Dry eyes can be caused by various factors, such as tear evaporation, poor blinking and blocked meibomian glands. Risk factors include aging, certain medications, environmental conditions, or prolonged screen time. Treatment may include artificial tears, lifestyle changes, or other medical interventions.

Conjunctivitis: Self-Care and Causes

Pink eye is the common name for conjunctivitis, an eye infection. Learn about its causes and treatments in this article.

What Are Eye Floaters?

Eye floaters are spots in your vision that drift away when you move your eye. These eye flashes can become...

Conjunctivitis: Self-Care and Causes

Pink eye is the common name for conjunctivitis, an eye infection. Learn about its causes and treatments in this article.

What Are Eye Floaters?

Eye floaters are spots in your vision that drift away when you move your eye. These eye flashes can become...

Driving glasses

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Driving glasses

Driving glasses are glasses/ lenses may incorporate an anti-reflective coating that eliminates the glare from street lights or headlights, helping drivers by reducing the risk of being blinded by light. They're often worn at night, but driving sunglasses also exist.

What You Need to Know About Driving with Polarised Sunglasses

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When Are Polarised Sunglasses Most Useful?

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What You Need to Know About Driving with Polarised Sunglasses

Explore essential insights into driving with polarised sunglasses, from their benefits to potential drawbacks and usage tips.

When Are Polarised Sunglasses Most Useful?

Unlock the power of polarised sunglasses and discover where to use them.

Diopter

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Diopter

Diopter (D) - A unit of measurement used to measure the power of a lens, indicating its ability to bend light. Diopters is the measurement used to record nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism. For instance, a lens with a -2.00 diopter is used to correct myopia, meaning it helps focus distant objects more clearly.

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What Is Pupillary Distance?

Pupillary distance is the distance between your pupils. Learn how to measure PD in this article.

How to Read Your Eye Prescription

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What Is Pupillary Distance?

Pupillary distance is the distance between your pupils. Learn how to measure PD in this article.

Corneal ulcer

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Corneal ulcer

Corneal ulcer - A serious eye condition that affects the cornea, usually due to infection from bacteria, viruses, fungi, or parasites. Symptoms include severe pain, redness, discharge and blurred vision. Corneal ulcers require prompt medical treatment to prevent permanent vision loss.

Eye Anatomy

Our eyes are made up of many parts that work together with the brain. They are critical in helping us...

What is hyperopia?

Hyperopiais better known as farsightedness. Learn all about the condition, its causes, symptoms and treatments in this article.

Eye Anatomy

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What is hyperopia?

Hyperopiais better known as farsightedness. Learn all about the condition, its causes, symptoms and treatments in this article.

Corneal abrasion

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Corneal abrasion

Corneal abrasion - A scratch or injury to the cornea, the eye's clear, protective layer. Symptoms include pain, redness, watery eyes or increased tearing and sensitivity to light. While some corneal abrasions heal on their own, more often they need additional eyedrops to speed up the cell regeneration. They can also sometimes lead to infections if not properly treated, so it’s important to seek medical attention if symptoms persist.

Why Is My Eyesight Getting Worse?

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What is the Fastest Way to Heal a Scratched Eye?

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Why Is My Eyesight Getting Worse?

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What is the Fastest Way to Heal a Scratched Eye?

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Conjunctivitis

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Conjunctivitis

Conjunctivitis involves the inflammation or infection of the conjunctiva, the thin, clear tissue covering the white part of the eye and the inside of the eyelids. Symptoms include redness, swelling, itching and discharge. Conjunctivitis can be caused by bacteria, viruses, allergens (in which case it's also known as pink eye), or irritants, Bacteria conjunctivitis is often highly contagious.

Vision Conditions & Eye Diseases

From common refractive errors to more serious issues like AMD, learn what vision conditions mean and what symptoms to watch...

Conjunctivitis: Self-Care and Causes

Pink eye is the common name for conjunctivitis, an eye infection. Learn about its causes and treatments in this article.

Vision Conditions & Eye Diseases

From common refractive errors to more serious issues like AMD, learn what vision conditions mean and what symptoms to watch...

Conjunctivitis: Self-Care and Causes

Pink eye is the common name for conjunctivitis, an eye infection. Learn about its causes and treatments in this article.

Computer glasses

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Computer glasses

Computer glasses - Specialised eyeglasses that optimise your vision when working on computers or other digital screens. Their viewing zone is at the correct distance for computer work, thereby reducing digital eye strain and discomfort at intermediate distances. They also tend to come with blue light-blocking coating and an anti-reflective coating that reduces glare and improves contrast.

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What are Computer Glasses?

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The Best Blue Light Glasses for Kids

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What are Computer Glasses?

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Anti-reflective lenses

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Anti-reflective lenses

Anti-reflective lenses - Lenses treated with a multi-layer coating that reduces reflections from the lens surface and reflects artificial light. This enhances clarity, minimises glare from screens, headlights and bright lights, and allows others to see your eyes clearly. These lenses are ideal for driving at night, working on computers, or any situation with significant light exposure.

Transitions® GEN S™ Lenses

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Anti-glare Glasses

Glare is a nuisance. That's why anti-glare glasses were developed. Find out about the different kinds and their benefits here.

Transitions® GEN S™ Lenses

Find out how the new Transitions® GEN S™ lenses improve vision quality and make everyday life more simple.

Anti-glare Glasses

Glare is a nuisance. That's why anti-glare glasses were developed. Find out about the different kinds and their benefits here.

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