
What is astigmatism and how to correct it!

When it comes to choosing new glasses, most people focus on style, colour, or brand. While a bold frame can turn heads (and we’re all for it!), having a great fit is what truly makes or breaks a pair of glasses. Poorly fitted frames can cause discomfort, affect your vision, and change how your glasses perform.

We get this question a lot: “Will wearing glasses make my eyes weaker?” The answer is no! Let’s clear up the myth—glasses don’t weaken your eyes, they help them.

The Dry Eye Chronicles - What is dry eye and how to combat it! - By Kayla of Blur Eyecare

Eyewear changes a lot over time, and not just in terms of lens quality or new innovations but in aesthetics, too. The optometrists at Blur Eyecare are big believers in appreciating both glasses trends and classic looks, while also finding your own style. That’s why we’ve laid out a brief history of glasses and guide to choosing the best frames for your unique face.
One of the most common complaints optometrists hear about every day are dry eyes. If your eyes are feeling dry, sore or gritty, don’t suffer in silence – book an optometrist appointment today. And to understand a little more, this guide will explain the causes, treatment and prevention for this common ailment.

Does paying less for your new spectacles actually mean you are getting great value? If that product doesn't stand the test of time, are you actually spending more in the long run? Is it REALLY "value" if you cannot re-use your own frames without paying large fees to do so?

A cheap pair of glasses is only buying you time – it won’t be long before whatever led you to purchase eyewear in the first place catches up with you. On the other hand, selecting a pair of good quality eyewear will not only improve your vision, it will also protect your eyes and enhance your look. Because they’re built to last, premium glasses often come with warranties, too, giving you peace of mind. Here’s what you’ll get when you invest in high quality eyewear.