Progressive glasses contain lenses with a gradual increase in magnification, allowing for vision correction for multiple distances […]
What Are Progressive Glasses?
What is Pupillary Distance?
Adjusting to a new pair of glasses takes time. However, if you’ve continuously experienced distorted vision and discomfort while wearing your glasses, this doesn’t necessarily mean there’s an error with the vision prescription. One area of optical care that people may overlook is their pupillary distance.
The pupillary distance (PD) is a measurement taken by your optical team after your routine eye exam. It measures the distance between the centers of your pupils in each eye, confirming that the lenses in your glasses will align correctly with your eye’s focal point. […]
How Do Transition Lenses Work?
Switching between eyeglasses and sunglasses every time you step outdoors can be inconvenient. Enter transition lenses—a revolutionary solution to simplify your life while enhancing your vision. Transition lenses darken when exposed to sunlight and return to their clear state indoors. Whether you’re new to wearing eyeglasses or a seasoned pro, these lenses can transform your […]
How Should Glasses Fit My Face?
If you see people constantly adjusting their glasses, this usually means they don’t fit well or they’re not wearing them correctly. Your glasses should be positioned on your nose in a sweet spot—high enough so they don’t fall off, yet not so high that they press uncomfortably against your brow or forehead. […]
