AMMA RAY 003 anti-ultraviolet, strong, harmful blue light computer glasses
They can reduce digital eye strain caused by the harmful blue light emitted by digital screens. They help relieve visual fatigue and discomfort caused by long hours surfing the Internet, playing games, and working under fluorescent lights. These photosensitive glasses come with UV400 for protection and glare reduction. Ultra-light, with flexible TR90 nylon materials, the glasses are durable. The casual frame is designed to make you look professional and stylish while working or playing video games. The magnification/power of your computer reading glasses depends on how far away you are from the screen.
Learn the 9 Necessary Parts of Glasses
Rims: the rims lend form and character to your eyeglasses and they also provide function by holding the lenses in place.
End pieces: they are small parts on the frame that extend outward and connect the lenses to the temple.
Bridge: it is the center of the frame that rests on your nose and joins the two rims together.
Hinges: hinges sit between the end pieces and the temple, allowing you to close your glasses folding the temple inward.
Lenses: lenses are the essential parts of eyeglasses. They are clear pieces of glasses, plastic or other lens materials held in place by the rims. The lenses are crafted and shaped with your unique prescription to help you to see clearly.
Screws: they are the small metal fasteners near the hinges and they are used to connect the end pieces with the temples.
Nose pads: nose pads give your glasses a more comfortable and secure fit. They are the round plastic pieces under the bridge that sit on your nose.
Pad arms: pad arms are able to extend from the rims and hold the nose pads in place. They are adjustable to fit the natural shape of your face.
Temples: temples are the long arms on both sides of the frame that fit over your ears for a snug fit.
These are all the 9 essential parts of eyeglasses. Knowing the name of parts of glasses can help you to repair them once they are broken or crooked.
The Pros and Cons of Shopping Glasses Online
Brick-and-mortar stores rely on a few or a dozen a day to make a profit, so the unit price is higher. Online stores have low costs. The profit can be made by volume, so the unit price is much lower. This is the advantage of online stores. The disadvantage of online stores is that it takes a lot of effort to get an optometrist, but optometrists have varying levels and attitudes. As a result, the prescriptions we get may not be entirely accurate. This can lead to uncomfortable glasses. The physical store glasses can try on. Choosing online glasses is not convenient.
OSKIDE night driving glasses
With excellent night vision, this product can provide you with clear vision when driving at night, on cloudy or rainy days. In addition, it can protect you from the sun's harmful rays and bright headlights. Made of durable materials, they are flexible enough to withstand strenuous exercise and high-intensity outdoor activities. Equipped with polarizing lenses, they reduce glare and improve clarity when bright lights may be distracting, so they are perfect for sunny days or night driving. And it has UV 400 UV protection function. It protects your eyes from harmful ultraviolet and blue light.
The Disadvantages of Trivex Lenses
In this section, we will show you the disadvantages of Trivex lenses.
- Trivex lenses have less availability, especially compared with polycarbonate lenses.
- Trivex lenses cannot provide the same degree of thinness as high-index lenses.
- Trivex lenses are expensive than regular lens materials.
How to Combat the Photophobia?
Photophobia can’t be completely prevented, but it can be managed. So, you can try the following suggestions.
- Wear photophobia glasses, computer glasses, or glasses for light sensitivity.
- Choose natural lighting for indoor settings when possible.
- Consider vision therapy.
- Wear blue light blocking glasses.
- Seek medical attention if symptoms worsen.
So, from the above information, you can find that you can wear photophobia glasses to relieve the photophobia. What are the benefits of photophobia glasses.
What Should You Do If Your Glasses Are Broken?
Adjust the frame by yourself. If your frame is tilted, place your glasses on a flat surface to determine which arm is higher than the other. If the right arm looks raised, you'll need to use pliers to bend the left arm down at the hinge. Or, if the left arm is raised, bend the right arm at the hinge. You can bend your metal-framed arms inward. You can turn the nose pad inward if the glasses slip under your nose. To make the frames more flexible, you can heat them with a hairdryer. If the metal frame has broken into pieces, you may need to take it to a professional. However, if your metal frames just bend, you may be able to repair them by yourself.
