find a storeWe’re in an era where we are surrounded by screens—and heavily dependent on many of them. These devices are increasingly being made more compact for mobility—chiefly speaking, via smart phones. Smart phones have become an extension of ourselves. We look to their small screens to read work emails, use the internet, and seek assistance of mobile apps (or log time on Angry Birds, whatever your prerogative). Enjoying the full range of capabilities of smart phones is heavily dependent on your ability to actually see them. But on the other hand, how you see may actually be affected by smart phones. CONTINUE READING 
Archive for October, 2011
Squinting to See Your Smart Phone
Frames That Flatter
To many, one of the most daunting aspects of finding the perfect glasses is figuring out which frame flatters you most. There’s a lot to take into consideration: shape, thickness, size, and then of course style decisions like embellishments vs. clean & sleek, vintage retro vs. modern. CONTINUE READING
Senior Eye Health
Insight may improve with age, but it’s not the same case for your sight. The older you get, the more important regular eye exams are to monitor your eyes, detect, and treat disease to preserve your sight. By age 65, 1-in-3 Americans has some form of vision-impairing eye disease. CONTINUE READING
Colored Lenses: Not Just for Halloween
Changing your look through temporary, experimental means is a fun way to play with self-transformation—an opportunity ushered in annually by Halloween. Whether living or dead, mythical or biographical, beautiful or spooky, Halloween costumes allow the chance to reinvent yourself as something different. Along with wigs and extensive makeup jobs, many trick-or-treaters employ colored contact lenses to execute their looks. CONTINUE READING
World Sight Day
“I can see the leaves on the trees.”
“I can read the board.”
“I can now get A’s.”
“I love my new glasses. Thank you.”
These are just some of the words our patients have expressed to OneSight volunteers over the years. As today we acknowledge World Sight Day, an annual day of awareness held to focus global attention on blindness and visual impairment, we want to remember the patients our passionate volunteers and supporters serve every day through Clinics, in-store and community programs. CONTINUE READING
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