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How to Select the Correct
Glasses
Glasses come with a variety
of lens types, and
manufacturers continue to
make advances in lens
technology.
In the past, glasses were
actually made of glass, but
those lenses were very heavy
and would break if dropped.
Today, lenses are made of
plastic, which, of course, is
lighter and sturdier.
If you want sun protection,
consider photochromic lenses,
also known as "transition
lenses," which change to a
darker tinted shade when
exposed to UV light.
Bifocal lenses used to be
easy to spot by the clear line
delineating the two sections
of the lens.
Today, multifocal lenses,
also known as progressive
lenses, look indistinguishable
from regular lenses.
Trifocal lenses add an
additional section to
enhance your ability to see
objects about an arm's
length away.
These objects fall in an
intermediate zone that may
be challenging to see with
bifocal lenses.
After discussing the lens
material and your potential
need for multifocal lenses, your
optometrist can advise you on
the need for lens coatings.
Also, many people are asking
for lenses that block blue light,
which prevents eyestrain and
other eye damage when staring
at a computer or other screens.
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