What is night blindness?
Diminished night vision can also be called night blindness. When you suffer from night blindness, it does not mean that you can't see anything at all at night. This means that you have difficulty driving or seeing things in dark or dim lighting conditions. Night blindness also makes it difficult for the eyes to change from bright light to dim light. This is why night driving in oncoming vehicles can be challenging for some people with night blindness.
Many people have experienced a condition called night blindness, which can make driving at night difficult. Driving glasses at night should help alleviate this situation. However, research shows that night driving glasses are generally ineffective.
If you encounter problems while driving at night, please make sure that all reflective surfaces in your car are clean and free of dirt. You should also see an ophthalmologist determine the cause of the problem. Many causes of night blindness can be easily corrected, making you and others safer during the journey.
YOUCAN Rimeless Eyeglasses
YOUCAN rimless glasses convey noble quality, a true classic, and a core value image to all the people who pursue true fashion all over the world. The real rarity of something is always a symbol of your status. With its unique design concept, personalized customer service, each pair is like a diamond. The design fully reflects the sense of nobility, novel, rich color, avant-garde fashion, full of vigor and vitality, so that each wearer can feel the elegance and personality. It can let more stylish young gens enjoy the exquisite life that does not cut edge to set a diamond without frame.
Choose the right color for your safety glasses.
If you work in a dazzling environment, do high-precision work, or work indoors and outdoors, you may need different types of colors. The right color will help your eyes adapt to the conditions and reduce the amount of focus and refocus your eyes need. If the color of safety glasses is not used correctly, eye strain may result.
The clear frame is paired with wire glasses.
Compared to traditional chunky glasses, gold-rimmed glasses have less color saturation, so they are almost skin-neutral. Gold-rimmed glasses and clear frames are similar in style but more decorative. The geeky-chic style has become popular since the Gucci fashion show, which started with large frames. Who says you can't be stylish with glasses?
Step-by-Step Glasses Size Guide
In this section, we will show you how to perform glasses measurements. But the first thing is to know what face shape you have. If you do not know, click here to have a check.
Then you need to know where to find the size measurement of your glasses. In general, you will find numbers that look like this 51-17-145 at the temples of your eyeglasses. Of course, these numbers come at different meanings.
The first number often refers to the lens width. Lens width is the horizontal diameter of the lens at its widest point. In optometry, another term is eye size.
The second number often means the bridge width. Bridge width is the part that joins the two lenses and sits over the nose. Some refer to this as the gap. The bridge width varies between 14 and 24 millimeters.
The third number often means the temple length. The temple is the arm that keeps the sunglasses on your face. That arm extends to the part that hangs on the ears. The length is usually 135, 140, or 145 millimeters.
Lens height measures the size of the lens vertically, that is from the top to the bottom of the lens. Although sizes may differ depending on the brand, the standard size is somewhere between 32 and 38 millimeters.
Choose the frame according to the skin color
Generally, people with lighter skin tones are best to choose lighter-colored frames. For darker-skinned people, choose frames with darker colors. For example, people with white skin can choose the frame of soft pink, tortoise color, or golden silver, while people with darker skin color can choose red, black, or tortoise color.
Bifocal Lens
Bifocal lenses have two observation areas separated by visible lines, a larger observation distance area, and a smaller reading area. It may take some time for people who are wearing bifocal glasses for the first time to get used to the lenses. This is mainly due to learning how to move the eyes between the observation distance area and the reading area. Some people will also find that there will be an 'image jump' phenomenon at the visible line between the distance and the reading area, especially for those with limited mobility, who must look down when walking. The best way to get used to bifocals is to wear them as much as possible.
