New Eyewear - Sunglasses & Reading Glasses

New Sunglasses, Reading Glasses, & Blue Light Glasses

How do you style sunglasses?

Whether you're lounging by the beach or strolling through the city streets, a good pair of sunglasses can not only protect your eyes from harsh UV rays but also elevate your entire look. The key to styling sunglasses is to consider your face shape and personal style. For a chic and sophisticated look, try pairing your shades with a sleek blazer and statement earrings. Going for a more laid-back vibe? Opt for a flowy dresses and oversized sunglasses for that effortlessly cool factor. Remember, the shape of your sunglasses should complement the shape of your face - round frames for square faces and more angular frames for round faces. But don’t be afraid to experiment - it’s all about finding the perfect pair that makes you feel confident.

How do you know what strength reading glasses to get?

One of the best things you can do is schedule an eye exam with an optometrist to determine the appropriate prescription strength. However, if you want to purchase reading glasses without a prescription, consider starting with a low strength, such as +1.00, and gradually increase until you find the most comfortable strength for your reading needs. Keep in mind that reading glasses are not a one-size-fits-all solution and that different strengths may be needed for different activities, such as reading versus working on a computer.

What are blue light glasses used for?

Blue light glasses are eyeglasses designed to reduce the amount of blue light that enters your eyes. Blue light, which is emitted by electronic devices such as smartphones, tablets, and computers, can potentially cause eye strain, headaches, and even disrupted sleep patterns. Blue light glasses are designed to block or absorb blue light, reducing the amount of strain on our eyes and providing more comfortable screen time.