Try before you buy: Virtual reality lenses
Virtual reality can be life-changing in helping you to choose the right lenses to correct your eyesight and to suit your vision needs and lifestyle.
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Why it’s important to look after your eyes
It’s important to understand why you need to look after your eyes and what you can do to maintain healthy eyes and optimal vision.
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Teenagers and eye conditions
The typical lifestyle of a teenager is a busy one, eye and vision conditions shouldn’t hinder them.
How alcohol can affect your eyes and vision
Alcohol consumption is often indicative of people having a good time and enjoying themselves, but taking it too far can have serious consequences on your health.
Does using a digital device cause eye strain?
We live in a world where technology dominates; it has had a profound impact on our day-to-day lives as we use computers, smartphones and tablets for work, to communicate and to find out information. This has resulted in physiological changes; our behaviour and even posture is impacted.
Varilux varifocals, as seen on Channel 4
Essilor’s Varilux brand is now the proud sponsor of Channel 4’s Escapism series of TV shows which will transport you to the most spectacular locations across the British Isles.
The ultimate buying guide for your new lenses
There are different types of lenses to suit different prescriptions, your lenses can also be created to suit your lifestyle, physiological needs, visual behaviours and the frame you want to wear.
Top 10 articles to read
- Try before you buy: Virtual reality lenses
- What are the leading causes of blindness?
- How can stress affect your eyesight?
- Can pregnancy affect your eyesight?
- Does playing video games affect your vision?
- Human eyes have much more potential than we think
- How to be safe when driving in twilight
- Top 3 ways to prevent future eye health problems
- World Sight Day
- Understanding Amblyopia