Photochromic lenses are lenses that function as normal glasses while indoors and darken upon going outside. While many people are familiar with the term "Transition Lens," it's important to note that this specifically refers to a brand of photochromic lenses made by...
What is Independent Eyewear? Independent eyewear refers to glasses and sunglasses designed and manufactured by small, often family-owned companies that operate outside the sphere of large, multinational corporations. These independent brands prioritize creativity,...
Maybe you haven't updated your prescription in a while, or recently broke your glasses and switched back to an older pair, or maybe you're just curious if the wrong prescription can damage your eyes. Thankfully the short answer for most people is no. While an...
Whether you're purchasing your first pair of glasses or looking for a new set of frames you'll want to understand the different factors that contribute to the thickness of your lenses, especially if you have a higher prescription. Having thick lenses can impact not...
What Should I Do Immediately After My Glasses Break? When your eyeglasses break, especially if they are expensive, collectible, or limited edition frames, the first step should be to contact the store where you purchased them or reach out directly to the manufacturer....
What is PD (Pupillary Distance)? Pupillary Distance (PD), is the measurement of distance between your pupils. PD plays a varying role in eyewear fitting depending on the strength of your prescription and the size of your frames. When selecting a pair of glasses...
