What Are Colorblind Glasses?
Colorblind means that you can’t see the depth or richness of certain color shades. Colorblind glasses are eyeglasses with specially tinted lenses that help a colorblind person to see colors more accurately. Colorblind glasses do not cure color blindness or produce 100% normal color vision. But they enhance and partially correct certain color vision deficiencies of colorblind individuals.
Color blindness is common among people, especially in men. Blindness is an inherited condition, but can also be acquired. It can also occur if the eyes are damaged due to injury or from another disease that affects vision.
Colorblind glasses claim to assist with detecting differences between colors. They also claim to add additional vibrancy to the colors that people with color blindness may not fully experience.
How To Use Contact Lens Correctly?
Check your eyes for abnormal cases. Do your eyes sting or dry? If so, it is recommended not to wear contact lenses for the time being. Look in the mirror to see both eyes carefully, if it is red and swollen or if is both eyes full of bloodshot? If you do, you can no longer wear contact lenses, and you can go to a professional store for inspection. After putting on the contact lenses, block the left and right eyes respectively to see if the vision of one eye is clear. If the eye vision has decreased or blurred, check if the lens is dirty. If the lens is still the same, you should go to a professional store to find out the reason.
Full-Rim Frame Glasses
This kind of spectacle frame is relatively common. This kind of spectacle frame is relatively strong, not easy to deform, and can bear a considerable part of the thickness of the lens. Choose a pair of full-frame glasses according to your face shape. Wearing it is a fashionable choice. Women can choose thin-edged metal frames, while men choose sheet metal frames to look younger and more fashionable.
How Are Glasses Made?
In this section, we will show you how glasses are made. Here are a few steps.
- Eyeglasses lenses are first made by an optician reviewing your prescription and taking a lens bank that closest matches your prescription.
- The optician puts the lens bank into a grinding machine and grinds it into a shape that matches your prescription even closer.
- Then the glasses lenses are edged and cut into a shape that fits the frame you chose.
- Last, put the cut lenses into a solution so as to protect them from scratches, then give them a tint and more.
After all steps are finished, the glasses are made successfully.
How to Combat the Photophobia?
Photophobia can’t be completely prevented, but it can be managed. So, you can try the following suggestions.
- Wear photophobia glasses, computer glasses, or glasses for light sensitivity.
- Choose natural lighting for indoor settings when possible.
- Consider vision therapy.
- Wear blue light blocking glasses.
- Seek medical attention if symptoms worsen.
So, from the above information, you can find that you can wear photophobia glasses to relieve the photophobia. What are the benefits of photophobia glasses.
FLYING BALLOON Cute Yellow Cat Animals Shaped Resin Eyeglass Holder
Using resin material, the cute yellow panda-shaped spectacle frame is designed for decoration and can be given as a gift to friends or family. It can be placed in the corner of the living room shelf, as a rustic decoration. It is perfect for birthdays, anniversaries, holidays, or the first time someone gets glasses.
The lenses of prescription glasses
Common materials for lenses include glass, resin, and PC. The glass is fragile and heavy, and few people wear it anymore. PC film is tough and not fragile, but it is not resistant to high temperature and the surface is easily scratched. The most common type of lens on the market today is the resin lens, which is light in weight, hard to break, and reasonable in price. At present, it is generally recommended that you choose resin sheets, and it is recommended that people with ultra-high myopia choose glass sheets.
Generally, lenses can be divided into spherical and aspherical surfaces according to different curvature designs. When choosing, refer to the degree of the eye. For people with lower degrees, There are fewer differences between the two shapes. For people with moderate to high myopia, aspherical lenses will have better imaging effects and clearer vision.
When choosing a lens, a parameter that is often mentioned is the refractive index. Common refractive indexes are 1.56, 1.60, 1.67, and 1.74. With the same degree, the higher the refractive index, the thinner the lens.
