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Cataracts: What Are They and How Can You Reduce Your Risk?

Cataracts: What Are They and How Can You Reduce Your Risk?

More than half of all Americans age 80 or older either have cataracts or have had cataract surgery. In fact, cataract surgery is one of the most c...

Breaking Down Myopia, Hyperopia and Astigmatism

Nearly 75% of the American population requires some form of vision correction. The medical profession catalogs the most common conditions as myopi...

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Finding the Right Lens for Your Active Lifestyle

Fishing. Cycling. Golfing. Sailing. Skiing. Hiking. If you wear glasses, we want you to choose the right lenses for your active lifestyle. Histori...

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Photochromic Lenses: How Do They Work?

Same lenses. Same frames. They’re clear indoors. They darken into sunglasses outdoors on a sunny day. No fumbling around to find your sunglasses wh...

Computer Glasses: What are they and why do I want them?

Today, most of us work at a desk with our computer monitor positioned about 3 feet away from our eyes, about an arm’s length away. This is your mi...

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Why eyeglasses don't have to be so expensive

And that’s where I decided there might be a market. With the knowledge that I could leverage a direct-to-consumer model and avoid the additional ma...