Vintage, Large Round Glasses
Round frames will be popular in 2021, but not only that, square and rectangular face shapes will work well. They can be mixed and matched with everything from business clothes to stylish sweaters and hats. If you're looking for a bolder look, oversized round frames are perfect for you. Smaller frames are more elegant, but you can opt for stylish colors.
LensCrafters
LensCrafters is an internationally renowned eyewear retail chain brand. LensCrafters will carefully recommend the eyewear styles and functions that really suit the needs of consumers according to their own appearance characteristics and lifestyle. In addition, with the long-term cooperation with many fashion brands, LensCrafters, with its unique fashion sense, continues to provide exclusive limited-edition styles for Chinese consumers. At LensCrafters, they have the most progressive vision technology with a really personal approach to eye care, focusing on what brings joy to your life and your prescription needs. The digital eye exam provides a digital fingerprint of your eye and measures optical characteristics that pinpoint small changes that may occur over time.
Lunor
Lunor glasses integrate classical aesthetics into modern design and are compared to modern antiques. Lunor glasses insist on handmade, and some styles need 200 processes to complete. In addition to the fine processing of the frame, in Lunor, each glasses box made of wood or sheepskin was made by hand in a German factory, making the whole product like a work of art and pretty valuable.
Is It Bad to Wear Reading Glasses When You Have Perfect Vision?
Can reading glasses hurt your eyes? This section will answer this question. One of the most common reasons for people to wear reading glasses is to see things clearly. If you read a lot or perform other tasks at close range for long periods, your eyes may feel strained. In general, strained eyes with near vision are associated with farsightedness. However, you might have similar symptoms just by observing something up close for too long. For this reason, reading glasses may be helpful.
However, do reading glasses hurt your eyes? No, wearing reading glasses should not hurt your eyes, even if you don’t have any problems with your eyesight. Meanwhile, it may take some time to get used to the reading glasses.
Will Non-Prescription Glasses Damage Your Vision?
Wearing non-prescription glasses has no negative effects on your vision. Wearing them is just like looking through a clear window. They even provide protection for your eyes. If your lifestyle or work requires you to be in front of computer screens for a long time, consider wearing non-prescription glasses with a blue light filter.
Do Colorblind Glasses Work?
To understand colorblind glasses well, you need to know how color blindness happens first. The human eye contains three photopigments that are sensitive to color. These photopigments are located inside receptors in the retina called cones, which can tell your eyes how much blue, red or green is in an object. Then they give your brain information about what color objects are.
If there is not enough photopigment in your eyes, you maybe can’t see that color. Most cases of poor color vision involve red-green color deficiency. That is to say, you have the difficulty in recognizing the red and green colors.
So, how do colorblind glasses work? Colorblind glasses like Enchroma were originally manufactured as sunglasses with lens coated in a special material that exaggerated the wavelengths of light. So, it has the effect of making colors look saturated and rich.
Though colorblind glasses do not cure color blindness or produce 100% normal color vision, they allow colorblind people to perceive colors they have never seen before and experience closer-to-normal color vision while wearing special glasses for color blindness.
What are the causes of lens damage?
When the force area of the lens is small, the impact resistance of the lens is worse. When subjected to the impact of external forces, the lens will naturally be squeezed and cause breakage.
In particular, some lenses with low degrees and high refractive index are possible to cause this phenomenon. When the frame fell from a height due to wrong placement, there is a collision between the edge of the lens and the ground or hard objects. It will produce a broken or collapsed edge. In the process of the lens falling from high, the impact force is larger, and the stress point is smaller. When the glasses are falling, the upper edge of the lens, the convex groove of the upper frame, squeezes against the lens. The middle part of the upper half is easy to cause edge collapse. In the process of processing the template, the template is not accurate, so that the glasses side and the frame can not be uniform fusion, and the force of the lens is uneven. It will be easy to lead to greater stress in some parts, resulting in edge collapse.
