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Content Type: Lens Technology

As the winter finally thaws away and the sun starts shining brighter, it's time to grab your gear and head outside to embrace the thrill of spring. With endless activities such as boating, cycling, fishing, driving, and golfing, there's no better time to explore the great outdoors. However, if you're not equipped with the right gear, you're missing out on a truly epic experience. Polarized prescription sunglasses are an absolute must-have for any adventurer looking to take their game to the next level.  What are Polarized Lenses? Polarized lenses are specially crafted lenses that reduce glare and improve contrast. They...

In order to get the best performance from your eyewear, you should consider lens coatings.   Lens coatings are a treatment for glasses that help improve the performance, appearance and durability of your eyewear. These can be applied as a single layer or multiple layers of material that give you protection from scratches, UV rays and stains – depending on what type of coating has been applied. When you’re shopping for new glasses or lenses for your current pair, it’s important to consider the different types of coatings available so you can find something that works well for your vision...

The days are getting hotter and hotter—and we're getting closer to the middle of summer. We need to make sure we have a set of prescription sunglasses on hand to protect our eyes from UV rays and other harmful energies that could cause damage to our vision. Regardless of your lifestyle, prescription sunglasses can help protect your eyes and make sure that you can see clearly no matter the circumstance – whether you need a pair of sunglasses for an adventure ride, or just to help the sun not give you a headache when you walk down the street, knowing...

As women’s and girls’ lacrosse continue to grow, so does the need to address the role of appropriate corrective eyewear. If you wear corrective lenses/prescription glasses, there are new options available for you. U.S. Lacrosse (USAL) has updated their game rules in January 2020, requiring women and girls to wear an SEI (Safety Equipment Institute)-certified protective eyewear that meets the current ASTM standard, F3077-17. This rule change was designed to minimize or significantly reduce rare but catastrophic eye injuries due to the impact and penetration of lacrosse balls. An SEI certification ensures that every eyewear meets specific performance requirements such...

Though the sun is our friend, the harmful UV rays it produces can damage our eyes and ultimately impair our ability to perform. Tinted sports glasses can help!