Occupational Lenses: Everything You Need To Know
For those who wear reading glasses, you’ll understand the frustration of switching frames when moving between various day-to-day tasks, especially at work. Occupational lenses, or ‘computer glasses’, are intended to support office workers and other professionals who...
High-Index Lenses
When it comes to the lenses in glasses, eyewear manufacturers use different materials for different purposes. This could be glass, plastic or Trivex, to name a few. But each option comes with advantages and disadvantages for the wearer. One, in particular, is the...
Lensology’s Guide to Designer Prescription Glasses
Choosing the right frames can be stressful at the best of times. Let alone when you’re sifting through pair after pair of some of the most popular designer eyewear brands including HUGO BOSS, Ray-Ban and Lexxola. Luckily for you, Lensology’s guide to designer...
How To Save Money On Your Prescription Glasses Lenses With Lensology
We understand just as well as anyone how expensive it can be to replace your current glasses frames or just your glasses lenses. When you’ve just been told by the Optician that you require a new prescription, it’s easy to pick out a new pair of frames there and then...Recent Posts
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