find a storeFires are burning, the landscape is white, holidays are in full-force, and fashion is layering up: winter is here. The chill in the air and its requirement of a wardrobe update has me contemplating the transition in eyewear trends into the new season. With the new year in sight, it’s the perfect time to indulge in a new look via a new set of frames. Here’s looking at a few trends that will look hot despite the season’s cold temperatures. CONTINUE READING 
Archive for December, 2011
Winter Trends
Winter Tips for Lens Wearers
Winter brings on the harsher elements—cold winds and dry air can result in the perfect horrible storm for contact lens wearers to combat. Irritated eyes are to be expected by both contact lens wearers and non-wearers during the winter season, but although the weather is frightful there are simple precautions you can take to make your eyes feel more delightful. CONTINUE READING
OneDay
Today OneSight shows that it all comes down to one: a small number with an incredibly large and powerful mission behind it, proving one is all it takes. One passion for bringing a clearer view of our world to the world, one pair of unwanted glasses to make a difference in the life of someone in need without healthy vision, and OneDay: OneSight’s single largest day of giving eye care to locals in need. CONTINUE READING
Monthly vs. Daily Disposables
Who can deny an easy-does-it, low maintenance approach to contacts? Disposable contact lenses are the most commonly used contacts thanks to their convenience and health benefits. Disposing contacts is better for your eyes as protein, calcium, lipids and other deposits can build up and make lenses less comfortable and your eyes more susceptible to infection. If you aren’t diligent in cleansing lenses, or find the upkeep tiresome, disposables are an alternative that avoids the risk of build-ups and eye problems. CONTINUE READING
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