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The circular wire-rimmed glasses like these were made popular by the Beatles' idols in the 1960s and immediately became a favorite of hippies and music lovers around the world. This modern version has an ultra-light frame made of stainless steel that resists rust and corrosion. Flexible spring hinges and coated temples are very comfortable. For fans of retro-inspired accessories, the glasses are a favorite.


Go to a regular hospital to check your eyes

On the surface, pseudo-myopia is the same as true myopia, that is, looking far away is blurred and near looking clearly. But looking at the essence through the phenomenon, the difference between the two is obvious. The so-called pseudo-myopia is due to frequent incorrect use of the eyes. The ciliary muscles continue to contract and spasm, and they cannot get the rest. And the crystals are also in a state of thickening. In this way, the parallel light from the outside enters the eye, and after the thickened lens chamber is flexed, the focus falls to the front of the retina, and it is naturally unclear to look at things in the distance. During this period, the eyeball has no organic changes. If you can take proper rest and treatment, pay attention to eye hygiene, use your eyes reasonably, and hope to restore normal vision. However, if the false myopia is not corrected and treated in time, it will develop into true myopia over time. There are many ways to treat pseudomyopia, mainly relaxation and adjustment, such as application of cycloplegia, acupuncture, physical therapy, improving the learning environment, paying attention to eye hygiene, and doing eye exercises. If you suspect false myopia, you should go to the hospital for an eye examination as soon as possible.



What kind of light is blue light?

Blue light is light of a certain wavelength. In the sunlight, including red light, orange light, yellow light, green light, blue light, indigo light, and purple light, blue light occupies a place. The wavelength of blue light is less than that of red light but greater than purple light. The energy intensity is also different, and the blue light is relatively less strong than red light. People must rely on the 'macula' to perceive light. The macula is a 'pearl' hidden in the fundus and the most important photosensitive part of the fundus. The macula can look at objects, generate electrical signals, and transmit the signals to the brain so that people can see the things in front of them clearly. Strong light shines directly on the eyes, and it is likely to cause damage to the macular structure at once.


What is the bifocal lens?

Bifocal reading glasses are characterized by distance vision correction in the upper part of the lens and near vision correction at the bottom. If you need help with both, that's great. This lens is designed to facilitate the working of reading glasses and standard prescription glasses, all in one frame. Glasses are recommended when you are diagnosed with presbyopia, and bifocals are usually the first choice. But for intermediate vision, bifocals are difficult because they're not close enough for the reading part of the lens, and they're not far enough away for the distance part of the lens. Bifocal sunglasses have no magnification at the top, and the reading ability is at the bottom of the lens. Bifocal reading glasses can be found anywhere reading glasses are sold, but they can be harder to find than full magnifying lenses.



Types of Single Vision Lenses

Single vision lenses come in several different types including the 1.59 polycarbonate single vision, 1.57 mid-index single vision and polarized single vision.

1.59 polycarbonate single vision lenses are characterized by their durability and impact resistance. They often include an anti-scratch coating or anti-reflective coating. This lens is much lighter and thinner than a traditional plastic lens, and it blocks the sun’s harmful UV, offering maximum UV protection.

1.57 mid-index single vision lenses are thinner than regular plastic and moderately lighter and stronger. They come with an anti-scratch coating or anti-reflective coating. These lenses are an ideal option for people with relatively higher prescriptions. But they are thicker than the polycarbonate lenses.

Polarized single vision lenses are sunglasses that protect your eyes from light that bounces off smooth, highly reflective surfaces like asphalt, snow, and water. These lenses work by controlling certain light properties and limiting specific wavelengths. They boast a vertical filter that does not allow horizontal glare to pass through.


KoalaEye Gold rimless glasses - Lilac

The rimless frames focus on lightness, reducing the pressure on the wearer and increasing comfort. The rimless era says goodbye to the shackles of the frame. The pair of glasses are suitable for all face sizes. Free and comfortable, unique texture makes your temperament unique, gentle elegant, and charming. The radian is beautiful, and the craft is exquisite, in accordance with the feminine soft and gentle characteristic. They are not easy to lose, not easy to damage, durable. They reduce the contact area with the skin, safe and comfortable.


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Allen OTG Safety & Shooting Glasses

Chemistry LABS and carpentry aren't the only applications that need safety goggles on top of glasses.These Allen OTG glasses work better on indoor shooting ranges. You can use these comfortable safety glasses to better focus your front view. Unlike the other OTG safety glasses on the list, these glasses lie flat on the side of your head and are specially designed to fit comfortably under the earmuffs without breaking the noise seal.

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