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Q: Can plain lens glasses cause damage to your eyes?
If i only wear plain lens glasses for fashion, would they cause damage to my eyes?
A: Do you mean Plano lenses glasses, or non prescription lenses glasses? Technically, the plano glasses won’t cause damage to your eyes since the lenses have no prescription at all. But you still need to go a professional shop to buy the glasses so as to make sure the glasses lenses are zero power. That because some cheaply glasses lenses might have distortions that may hurt your eyes for long time wearing. Learn more answers.
Q: Will plain lens glasses be harmful to your eyes if you are just wearing them for fashion?
I have good eyesight and no need to wear glasses , but I am considering buying glasses as an accessory.Will they be harmful to my eyes?
A: If you wear plain glasses correctly, they won’t damage your eyes. Some cheap plain glasses may cause damage to your eyes if you wear them for a long time. So you’d better wear them at most 4 hours a day when you wear plain glasses for fashion. What’s more, you should do some eye exercises often to relax your eyes. Learn more answers.
Q: Could I use plain glasses instead of computer glasses to protect my eyes while working long on computer?
I am a programmer and I sit long b4 computer everyday, now i had started feeling some eye & other problems, som1 told me about computer glasses, i was wondering if i could use plain glasses instead for the purpose. Thank you folks.
A: The eye problems may be cause by computer radiation and long-time staring at the screen .More and more office workers are being tortured by computer radiation at all times that their eyesight is getting worse and worse, alongside with eye dry, itch and fatigue. In the office, radiation sources are throughout every corner, from computers, printers, scanners, fax machines, etc. The best solution is a pair of computer glasses which is especially designed to reduce the harm of computer radiation to the eye. plain glasses don’t have the function ,so computer glasses are necessary for you . Learn more answers.
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Posted by sean - December 13th, 2009
Every year millions of people pick their new eye wear frames off a rack at their local eye care professionals’ office. They happily bend, twist and spring your new frames in hopes of shaping them to fit your head and ears. Unfortunately many customers return to have their new purchase re-fitted because their eyeglasses slip out of position constantly.
How and Why Slipping Eyeglasses Can Make You Optically Challenged.
Many wearers of new prescription, safety and sunglasses are faced with an annoying constant problem… their glasses are constantly slipping down the bridge of their nose. This can cause eyestrain and headaches from out of focus eyeglasses – including head and ear discomfort from temple arm pressure.
Fortunately there is hope for over 130 million people here in the U.S. who wears prescription eyeglasses. Wedgees eyeglass retainers www.Wedgees.com a tiny ergonomically designed device for use on all types of eye wear helps solve these problems for eyeglass wearers and eye care professionals. This tiny solution with its new “Grip Technology” automatically adjusts, conforms & secures your eyeglass frames to the shape and position of your head, ears and eyeglasses. Additionally, Wedgees are designed to slip easily over the end of the eyeglass temple arm.
When Wedgees are positioned behind the ear, its’ pressure sensitive material rests like a soft cushion and conforms naturally to the shape of the ear. This secures your glasses firmly in place, relieves temple arm pressure and another added benefit – they are hidden from view. Because of the material composition of Wedgees they are not affected by heat, cold or moisture.
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Posted by sean - October 28th, 2009
Besides eyeglasses for regular wear, there are still various types of specialty eyewear or “task-specific” eyeglasses. Since one pair of eyeglasses does not fit all sizes in most cases, those specialty eyeglasses such as computer glasses, driving eyeglasses and protective glasses are helpful in specific circumstances.
Computer glasses are particularly for long period or regular computer work. People wearing ordinary glasses develop computer vision syndrome symptoms such as eye strain and headache easily. Computer glasses are designed exclusively for intermediate vision during computer work, providing the best vision correction.
Some people may need special glasses for certain jobs or hobbies. For instance, ordinary bifocal glasses require wearers to look down trough the bottom part of the lenses to get close vision. For people who spend all day long on close reading, neck discomfort will surely occur. In this case, special-design bifocal and trifocal glasses named occupational bifocals and trifocals are needed. In addition, a separate pair of reading glasses is necessary for close-up work such as beading, needlepoint, crafting and so on.
Most sports require good visual acuity for satisfying performance, such as tennis ball, golfing and skiing. Sport-specific glasses can both enhance performance and provide necessary eye protection. This type of specialty eyewear is often made of polycarbonate lenses, including skiing goggles, shooting glasses, swimming goggles and so on.
Glare reflecting off the road or the car’s windshield can be the cause of an accident because the driver failed to see the other car or a pedestrian. Driving glasses including driving sunglasses and prescription glasses are needed to minimize the risk of accidents. Sunglasses for driving feature polarized lenses and prescription glasses for driving always have anti-reflective coating, which also aim at reducing glare.
People may also need safety eyewear to ensure their eye safety in dangerous situations. Safety eyeglasses including sports goggles and shooting glasses usually feature ultra-durability, a wraparound design, top and side shields. Some people may still like specialty eyewear just for fun and fashion.
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