More often than not our eyes are taken for granted! However, if we really think about their importance in our everyday - every minute - life, we begin to take note of just how important they really are to us! Due to this major concern, it's imperative that you get all of your eyecare needs, such as proper glasses - whether they be for reading, distance, sunglasses, or even clear plano lenses used for computer use!

Besides all of the daily concerns our eyes could easily experience, with wearing incorrect prescription eyeglasses or suffering from dry eyes, many major eye diseases now also plague the average person, and it’s important to know as much about them - and the precautions you can take to help ensure you steer clear from them as long as possible.

Picture this: you’re sitting at the eye doctor, he’s throwing words around that you just don’t understand, gives you a piece of paper that may as well be Finnish, and you want to buy your glasses elsewhere... What to do now?

Sometimes glasses break. Just because you buy cheap eyeglasses doesn’t necessarily mean you’ve skimped on quality! Even the most expensive glasses need adjustments and tweaks from time to time. Now, believe it or not, when it comes to your eyeglasses, there are actually a few simple fixings that you can do yourself - in your own home!

Is our society so obsessed with making everything thin that we need to get thinner lenses in our eyeglasses?? While we may have some crazy societal expectations when it comes to our body images, thinner lenses can actually be very beneficial!

Have you ever bought great glasses, only to accidentally scratch them while cleaning? Cleaning your glasses shouldn’t have to be as difficult as it’s sometimes made out to be. There are so many misconceptions regarding the Do's and Don't's of caring for your eyeglasses; let’s discuss some...

After 19 years of wearing prescription glasses of numerous increasing strengths, I sometimes find myself putting off that annual eye examination because I just don’t feel like dealing with the cost of a new pair. I just have so many expenses every month that, although the medical world shouts at me to protect my eyes and wear the appropriate eyeglasses, I somehow sometimes can’t bring myself to shell out the money.