We all try to be good stewards of the earth. We go out of our way to recycle paper, glass, plastic. Many of us even compost. But what about daily disposable contact lenses? We wear them once then toss them. Good for our eyes, not so good for the planet.
How many times have you stepped outside looking forward to feeling the sun on your face, only to wince at the sudden glare?
It’s easy to make fun of the idea that Superman can hide his identity behind a pair of glasses.
The American Diabetes Association estimates that 23.1 million Americans have been diagnosed with diabetes.
Can you imagine wearing glasses with lenses made of crystal? Your ancestors could.
Hollywood’s portrayal of blind people has come a long way from the old stereotypes of canes and dark glasses.
Are you over 40 and find yourself squinting to read your computer screen, or struggling to read your smartphone, menus, magazines or labels? Chances are you have presbyopia.
If you’ve taken a lot of pictures, you might have noticed that the photos don’t always turn out the same as what we see.