Often better known as “transition lenses”, photochromic lenses are not your typical sunglasses. These lenses automatically adjust their lens tint based on UV light exposure, remaining clear indoors and becoming darker when exposed to sunlight, even on cloudy days.
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One of the easiest ways to determine if your sunglasses are polarized is by using the reflection or screen test. […]
The sun may be beautiful, but that doesn’t mean it’s harmless. It’s essential to always protect your eyes from UV radiation to keep your eyes healthy and your vision clear. But if you’ve ever thought about picking up a new pair of sunglasses, you’ve probably noticed words like “polarized” and “non-polarized.” What does this mean? […]
Sunglasses aren’t only a stylish accessory, but they’re also crucial to protecting your eyes from harsh ultraviolet (UV) rays. […]
Polarized sunglasses are a popular choice for anyone who loves the outdoors. These special lenses reduce glare while keeping your vision clear. These sunglasses are usually on the more expensive side, especially if you get prescription lenses. Taking proper care of your polarized lenses will help keep them working properly for years to come. What […]
As sunny seasons approach, you might be asking yourself, “do I need prescription sunglasses?” If you normally require prescription eyewear, the answer is yes. We’re going to explore why this is important and how prescription sunglasses can help you achieve a better lifestyle. The first step in finding sunglasses that help you see better and […]
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Yes, many people with dry eyes can wear contact lenses comfortably with the right strategy and lens choice. […]
Age-related macular degeneration is one of the leading causes of vision loss among Canadians over the age of 50, with more than 2.5 million people affected.
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Your eyes and brain need time to adapt to your new lenses, and this adjustment period varies from person to person. Some lucky folks feel comfortable within a day or two, while others might need up to two weeks to fully settle in. […]
Yes, many people with dry eyes can wear contact lenses comfortably with the right strategy and lens choice. […]
Age-related macular degeneration is one of the leading causes of vision loss among Canadians over the age of 50, with more than 2.5 million people affected.
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Your eyes and brain need time to adapt to your new lenses, and this adjustment period varies from person to person. Some lucky folks feel comfortable within a day or two, while others might need up to two weeks to fully settle in. […]
