How do polarised lenses work?
The unique filter in polarised lenses block out the intense glare that follows and allowing only vertical light to enter your eye.
Your life and eyes
Here you can find your guide to vision solutions to suit your lifestyle. This collection of articles has been written to support you when looking for more information about choosing the right lenses for your lifestyle whether that be sporting pursuits through to driving.
How Polarised lenses differ to regular sunglasses
Two of the most popular choices when it comes to sun lenses include tinted lenses and polarised lenses. Here we’ll take a look at some of the pros and cons to help you decide which is the best option for you.
A clearer picture
You’ve just chosen your new corrective lenses and lens technology to correct your vision, improve your visual comfort and support your eye health, but if your lenses are not always clean and clear you’ll be missing out on visual clarity and looking great.
Get ready for summer with the right sunglasses
Protection from the sun doesn’t just include covering up and applying sun cream. It’s also hugely important to protect your eyes from the sun too. So, if you’re looking forward to summer, here’s a guide on just how important protective sunglasses are.
The latest technology for single vision lenses
It’s fair to say that our lifestyles are evolving at a very fast rate. The design of a single vision lens has changed very little since it's invention in the 1800s, meaning our corrective single vision lenses are not answering our lifestyle needs of today.
The best frame styles to suit your face
If you’re looking for the right frame style, you might want to consider the shape of your face. This can play a significant role, as different shaped frames may suit different shaped faces.
Finding the best lens technology for your favourite hobbies
Many of our hobbies can be hindered by poor vision, whether that’s through not being able to see clearly or being put off by changing light conditions.
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.