There are two main types of glare reducing lenses for eyewear: lenses with an anti-reflective coating and polarized lenses. Both help to prevent glare in their own way. Glare reducing lenses can improve vision clarity, help people see...
Glasses are meant to provide vision correction. Everyone knows that, but why stop there? By putting an anti reflective (also known as anti glare) coating on your glasses lens, you can enjoy more than just traditional vision clarity — you...
The basic progressive lens selection includes clear lenses, tinted glasses lenses, sunglasses lenses, basic photochromic lenses, Transitions Adaptive lenses, and digital screen protection lenses. Premium Progressive lens options for include...
If the term reading glasses for computer use sounds a bit confusing, then you’re not alone. It’s a phrase that’s chock-full of several different terms and is more than likely referring to one several of different types of eyewear. While...
Glasses with single vision transition lenses are for people who are nearsighted or farsighted. Transition lenses—also known as photochromic lenses, light adjusting lenses, or by the brand name Transitions—change from normal glasses indoors,...
Silver mirror sunglasses stand at the very pinnacle of sleek sunwear. Don’t trust us? Just take a look around you. On a sunny day, you can see them being worn nearly everywhere you go. Anyone from your local hiker buddy to your fashionista...
Do you have a case of early onset summer blues? Well, there’s only one cure: more blue! More specifically, a new pair of blue mirror sunglasses! One of the best things about mirrored sunglasses is that they transcend trends and have long...