Computer vision syndrome: Causes and treatment

Reviewed by Valerie Kattouf, OD, FAAO Computer vision syndrome, which is also called digital eye strain, is a series of eye and vision-associated problems that are caused by excessive screen time. The level of discomfort appears to...

March 30,2020● 1 minute read

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What’s the difference between progressive and transition lenses?

Progressive lenses feature the nifty ability to adjust your vision for both close range and long distance. Unlike bifocals which only feature two levels of strength, progressives change gradually as you move down the lens, eliminating the...

May 13,2019● 1 minute read

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Glare Reducing Lenses: Understanding Their Uses

There are two main types of glare reducing lenses for eyewear: lenses with an anti-reflective coating and polarized lenses. Both help to prevent glare in their own way. Glare reducing lenses can improve vision clarity, help people see...

October 21,2018● 1 minute read

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Active Eyewear: Durable and Stylish

First thing’s first, the term “active eyewear” doesn’t necessarily mean having to look like a nerd wearing swimming goggle type glasses to play badminton. It also doesn’t necessarily mean slapping on a pair of glasses worn by...

October 17,2018● 1 minute read

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Anti Reflective Coating on Glasses: Must Know Facts

Glasses are meant to provide vision correction. Everyone knows that, but why stop there? By putting an anti reflective (also known as anti glare) coating on your glasses lens, you can enjoy more than just traditional vision clarity — you...

October 11,2018● 1 minute read

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