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Depending on who you are, having to get a new pair of glasses can be an exciting time or can be seen as an unnecessary expense. Regardless of how you feel, replacing your glasses is crucial for maintaining clear vision and eye health. So how often should you replace your prescription glasses? Optometrists recommend replacing your glasses everyone one to three years. This can be shorter depending on the condition of your lenses or any changes in prescription. Changes to Your Prescription - Most opticians would recommend getting an eye test every 2 years. This means that during the time in between replacing your glasses, your prescription could change drastically. Using an out-of-date prescription can have many negative effects on your eyes. These could include, but aren't limited to;

#html-body [data-pb-style=KELJ4I4]{justify-content:flex-start;display:flex;flex-direction:column;background-position:left top;background-size:cover;background-repeat:no-repeat;background-attachment:scroll} It can be disappointing to spend time finding the perfect pair of new glasses frames, and when you try them on for the first time, things just don't look right. It can seem as though your new lenses just don't quite work as well as your old pair. This is totally normal and something that most glasses-wearers will experience. Glasses

Johnny Depp has been a bespectacled icon of fashion for decades. From edgy teen, to even edgier Hollywood Legend, Johnny Depp has been playing fast and hard with the laws of fashion for as long as we can remember. From multiple necklaces to ample fedoras, there really isn't anything he hasn't worn and even less that he hasn't pulled off! Take a look at our favourite Johnny Depp sunglasses in the list below. The Depp Classic  Depp has been rocking these frames now for over a decade and what can we say, if it isn't broke don't fix it! These frames have graced Hollywood red carpets, starred in perfume adverts and been on more films sets than you can imagine. The small round build perfectly balanced by its heavy black frame makes a great statement. From rocking the big screen to starring in real life, these frames are the perfect accent

The role of eyewear in sports is often overlooked. From cycling to skiing, specs are used in a variety of sports. Glasses wearers can often feel alienated and excluded from participating in sports, especially contact sports such as rugby and football. Here are some tips on how to keep your glasses on during sports, and how to keep them safe.

You may have heard the term ‘prism glasses’ when searching for a new pair of specs, or have been prescribed them yourself. If you still need a hand getting to grips with the term or are unsure if you need them, read on to find out what prism glasses are and how they help correct your vision. What are prism glasses? Prism glasses are prescribed to those who have diplopia, also known as double vision. They have a slimmer apex and thinner base than regular glasses, allowing light to bend differently to sharpen your focus. This aligns the two images caused by double vision and instead trains the eye to see a single object as seen by people without this issue. How do prism glasses work?

#html-body [data-pb-style=CO006EP]{justify-content:flex-start;display:flex;flex-direction:column;background-position:left top;background-size:cover;background-repeat:no-repeat;background-attachment:scroll} With so many different lenses on the market today, it’s no wonder that many people are asking “What are Bifocals?” Bifocals help those that require vision correction for myopia (short-sightedness) and presbyopia (long-sightedness). The lenses allow clear vision at either distance within one pair of spectacles. They can be thought of as ordinary prescription lenses with an additional reading segment. The reading segment is usually positioned towards the lower part of the lens.

Picking out a new pair of glasses is exciting, allowing you to choose an accessory that represents you and your style. You’d be surprised at how your lenses can change the look of your face, particularly if there are angles you want to accentuate or soften. While personal taste always comes into play, those who want to enhance their looks can do so by picking out a pair that complements their face shape perfectly. Unsure how to choose glasses based on your face shape? Follow our handy guide to find out all you need to know. Which glasses suit my face? When it comes to picking out a style that suits you, you must first understand what shape your face is. Doing so will help you pick out a pair that flatters your face perfectly, enhancing

CARRERA SUNGLASSES –  Created in Austria in 1956 by Wilhelm Anger, Carrera got its name from the Carrera Panamericana auto race. Being named after one of the fastest and most dangerous races in the world means Carrera has a lot to live up to. Their designs need to be fresh, different and most importantly, exciting. Carrera sunglasses certainly don’t disappoint in this department. Carrera is most well-known for there sunglasses. Featured throughout various sports, spanning over six decades and even making it to the big screen. Their products can be seen worn by cyclists to skiers, from stars of the motorbike scene to stars on the big screen. They are most recognised for their stylish aviator and tear-drop designs but offer something for everyone, whether you’re after something sporty or something a little different, they are sure to delight.

SPORTS GLASSES- Exercise and glasses aren’t always a great combination and for those of us with glasses, we can often feel a little bit hard done by. Glasses can fall off during sport, be bent, snapped or completely broken. This means sports such as football and tennis may become a thing of the past. Don’t hang your boots up just yet as there is a solution. There are sports glasses available for a range of sports including, Squash, Golf, Running and Cycling. Sports glasses are becoming more and more popular as their style, and look improves and the need for more robust glasses increases. The strong frames and sleek design make sports glasses ideal for those looking for a more versatile and sturdy version of their current eyewear. Sports glasses can be particularly beneficial for those with high powered prescriptions as the lens is kept at a constant and

Persol is a luxury brand specialising in the production of Sunglasses and ophthalmic frames. The name Persol is derived from the Italian per il sole meaning ‘for the sun’ and it is one of the oldest eyewear companies in the world. In 1917 Giuseppe Ratti, photographer and owner of the Berry optical, started producing his first glasses and lenses for athletes and aviators who required comfort, protection and optimum vision. Persol was a heavy influence in the production of sunglasses. The company developed the first flexible stem, known as the patented Meflecto system, which was one of the first spring hinges ever developed for eyewear. Persol was introduced to the United States in 1962 and opened its first boutique on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills 1991. At the moment all plastic Persol spectacles are made in Italy using Cellulose acetate which is a hypoallergenic