Is blue light blocking worth it?
There are two main problems with anti-blue glasses currently on the market. One is that the place to be prevented is not preventable, and the other is that people have color casts due to wrong protection and aggravate visual fatigue. Studies have shown that our eyes are the most intolerant of blue light in the 400-440 nanometer band. Therefore, current manufacturers mainly block blue light in this band when producing anti-blue glasses. However, the blue waveband of electronic products is between 450 nanometers and 490 nanometers, so most anti-blue glasses have little protection in this waveband. In addition, the blocking rate of anti-blue glasses is 20%~30% to achieve a good anti-blue light effect, but now the blocking rate of anti-blue glasses on the market has basically reached 80%~90%. All in all, these blocking blue light glasses cannot prevent the blue light in the 450-490 nanometer band, and their high blocking rate will also cause a color shift, which makes people more likely to have eye fatigue and headache.
In daily life, the intensity of blue light is low, not enough to cause damage to the fundus, so ordinary people do not need to wear anti-blue glasses unless they are working in extremely strong light conditions or working in special environments. To protect the eyes, it is more important for people to develop good eye habits. For example, wear a pair of suitable glasses and read insufficient light and at an appropriate distance. Avoid using electronic products for a long time. Take a break for 20 to 30 seconds every 20 to 30 minutes, and look at the distance regularly. If you have dry eyes while reading the electronic screen, remember to blink to 12 times per minute. It is best to wear sunglasses when outdoors.
Difference between green film and blue film
In addition to the usual hardening, anti-fouling, anti-reflection, anti-radiation, and other functions, the green film has remarkable anti-ultraviolet performance, suitable for people who work outdoors for a long time to use. In addition to the general hardening, anti-fouling, anti-reflection, and anti-ultraviolet functions, blue film’s anti-radiation ability is very good, and it is suitable for computer workers and other people affected by radiation greater.
The coated lenses were originally produced in green, mainly to distinguish them from the uncoated lenses. At 515 nm, the reflection increases the reflectivity by about 2%, so there is a contrast, and the green film is seen in the reflection. This film is the most standard anti-reflective film, and it is the best and oldest one available.
Distinguish true and false myopia firstly.
Children's eyesight is not good for many reasons, excluding organic reasons. Hyperopia, myopia, astigmatism, and other refractive error factors can cause. False myopia, called modulatory myopia on medicine, is caused as a result of eye ciliary muscle overregulation. False myopia is in ciliary muscle paralysis, and the degrees disappear after putting pupil to remove adjustment.
What are night driving glasses?
Night driving glasses have non-prescription yellow lenses, and the color ranges from pale yellow to amber. Night driving glasses have been manufactured for decades. These yellow glasses were originally sold to hunters as shooting glasses. They continue to be popular with hunters because they enhance the contrast between the birds and the sky is cloudy or cloudy conditions.
Some night driving glasses also have anti-reflective coatings. Night driving glasses reduce glare by scattering and filtering blue light. Blue light is the shortest wavelength and highest-energy part of the spectrum. Unlike light with longer wavelengths, blue light is more likely to cause glare when it enters the eyes.
How to Keep Glasses from Slipping
As for how to prevent glasses to slide down your nose, you can wear your glasses with a combination of material flexibility and friction. At the same time, you can also try some hacks or use some accessories to keep your glasses from slipping down your nose.
Eyewear Bands
To stop glasses from slipping down nose, you can use eyewear bands. These bands will prevent your glasses from marking them safe on your nose. The eyewear bands are great for stylish eyeglasses, reading glasses and wooden sunglasses. The length of the bands is adjustable to fit your head and neck.
Frame Tightening
To prevent glasses from sliding down your nose, you can choose to tighten your frame. You can ask the optician at the local optical store for help. However, after a while, the glasses will become loose and start to slide down again. So, you need to try tightening the frame again.
Eye Shadow Primer
As for how to keep glasses from slipping, you can use the eye shadow primer. You may feel strange when hearing the eye shadow primer trick. It is a popular one. Using the eye shadow primer on the bridge of your nose, especially where the nose pads come in touch, will prevent any slips. But this way also comes with some inconvenience because it requires you to do that every day.
Glasses Chains
To stop glasses from slipping down nose, you can use some glasses accessories, such as glasses cords and chains. With them, not only do they help your eyewear stay still, but you won’t have the risk of them. The glasses chain helps you to put hen on and off whenever you need them and stop your nose from slipping from your nose.
Does it matter if the frames are broken?
If the frame is broken, there may be inconsistencies between the left and right temples. This will cause the lens optical center shift, long-term wearing will make teenagers feel dizzy and vomiting. Many people will be attributed to the high degrees of this situation. The position of the nose pads is not consistent: this kind of lens deviation from the left to the right causes the prism effect, which makes the wearer can not see clearly, blurred. When the temple is too loose or too tight, it will affect the comfort of wearing the glasses, and the excessive pressure on the temple will cause pain in the head.
Can I use my prescription for contact lenses?
You cannot and should not use your glasses prescription to calculate your contact lens prescription. It's important to note that not everyone who needs glasses can wear contact lenses, and it's important to check them separately. Some people have sensitive corneas or other eye complications and never get used to wearing contact lenses.
