About Me

Always Have Glasses Even if You Don't Usually Wear Them

I have been nearsighted my entire life, and when my parents finally allowed to wear contact lenses in middle school, I was happy to leave wearing glasses behind. My parents made me keep glasses in high school, but once I was on my own, I stopped buying them. All was going well until I came down with an eye infection that was not caused by my contact lenses, but it left me unable to wear them for a couple of weeks. My old glasses were no longer my proper prescription. I had to miss work for a few days while I had a new pair of glasses made for me, as I could not see to do anything! I will never be without a good pair of glasses in my current prescription ever again! I created this blog to help others learn from my mistake and share my other tips!

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Always Have Glasses Even if You Don't Usually Wear Them

3 Ways To Save Money When Getting New Eyeglasses

8 December 2017
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Getting a new pair of eyeglasses can often be a cause for concern for many individuals because of the sometimes high prices that are associated with new eyeglasses. However, there are a few ways to save money when getting new eyeglasses, such as the three listed below: Be Very Careful When It Comes To Selecting Your Frames A huge way to save money when getting new eyeglasses is to be careful when selecting your frames. Read More 

Five Reasons You Need Designer Frames

19 September 2017
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Purchasing eyeglasses is one of those things that you need to do regular if you have an eyeglass prescription. While you can buy the cheaper options, designer eyeglass wear is very much worth the additional investment. Here are five reasons why: It's Unique: First off, designer frames are unique because there are so many trends, colors, shapes, and sizes available. This also makes them really fun to shop for since you are more likely to find a pair that are perfectly suited to your style. Read More 

3 FAQs Regarding Wearing Contact Lenses

27 July 2017
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Living with a vision impairment can be difficult. From decreased clarity while reading, working on the computer, and driving to the inconvenience of wearing corrective lenses, it is easy to see the challenges of vision problems. Fortunately, an estimated 30 million people in the United States are able to see in a more clear, concise, and convenient manner by wearing contact lenses. If you are currently wearing prescription eyeglasses and hope to make the switch to contacts, you most likely have a lot of questions. Read More 

3 Tips To Reduce Your Risk Of Cataracts

4 June 2017
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In some cases, developing cataracts is an inevitable part of growing older. Since cataracts are a common eye problem, it is important to start early and engage in preventative measures. A company like Budget Optical can help you find the right track to maintaining your eye health. There are simple steps you can take to minimize your chances of developing cataracts: Protect Your Eyes You probably remember to use broad-spectrum sunscreen on your face and body when going outside, but you may not remember to give your eyes the same protection. Read More