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Swim sensation happens when an image appears distorted through the lens and some wearers may experience a sensation of balance loss. It has been known to occur in older models of varifocal lenses and it can be quite disorientating.
When choosing the best single vision lenses for you, there are many different things to consider. Possibly the most important is your lifestyle and what you use your lenses for.
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.
If you hurt your arm, you will likely see a bruise or feel pain; this often isn’t the case with your eyes. You may not notice any symptoms at first if or when something is wrong with your eyes or vision, so it’s important to follow the right advice to prolong healthy vision.
If it’s your first time wearing spectacles, you might feel a little overwhelmed at the rows of frames when asked to choose a pair you like. More often than not, you will try a few pairs on that look great on the shelf, but not so much when you wear them. 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.
In our latest blog, we’ll look at how lens coatings work and what makes them such an impressive technological advancement for your lenses.
Looking after your vision can be crucial in preventing future eye health problems. Check out our top 3 ways to prevent future eye conditions.
Do you have trouble feeling safe while driving at night like 17 million drivers in the UK? Discomfort while driving is a common occurrence with changes in light, causing eye sensitivity.