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America’s Best—Company of best Service

March 9th, 2010 by Randa Fritch No comments »

America’s Best is a very special company, which devotes to change the way Americans buy glasses. Hence, consumers can always find that products provided there, as American glasses, American sunglasses and Best contact lenses, are really different from other companies’. America’s Best provides not only special eye exam, but glasses as well. Accompanied with its services, “2 pairs for $59/$69” is very attractive for many people. That means two pairs of American glasses can be obtained at such a low price.

The credo of America’s Best is reflected in three aspects, namely, eye care, eye wear and low price everyday. And its glasses are mainly categorized into American glasses, American sunglasses and Best contact lenses.

Suppose one decides to buy a pair of American glasses, he will be suggested to do some sort of individualized eye exam first. Of course, the American glasses provided by the opticians will be the most suitable for him. Moreover, the price of American glasses is the lowest on the market.

To make sure that more people can receive the services of America’s best, a huge sale network has been launched. For instance, if one wants to buy American sunglasses, he has various ways. He can obtain American sunglasses from online stores or by calling the toll-free number of the company. Doubtless, American sunglasses can also be obtained from the local stores.

The Best contact lenses are the key products of America’s Best. The company holds that they endeavor to make all consumers of Best contact lenses enjoy the lowest price with the highest quality. Furthermore, if consumers are the members of eye club, they can enjoy greater discount when buying Best contact lenses. For some consumers who can not find the local stores to buy Best contact lenses, America’s best provides the services of locating the nearest stores.

Accordingly, America’s best has lots of brands in their glasses; viz. consumers can enjoy the benefit of multiple choices.

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Choose Baby Sunglasses for Your Baby as Early as Possible

March 9th, 2010 by Randa Fritch No comments »

——Baby BanZ Baby Sunglasses Maybe a Good Choice

Most of parents overlook baby sunglasses as a sun protection necessity for their little infant. That is risky. Too much sun exposure can lead to various eye problems, from macular degeneration to eyelid cancers. So the earlier you equip your baby with a pair of infant sunglasses the better for your baby’s eyes in the long run.

You may complain that baby is too young to wear infant sunglasses because they tend to fall off, get lost, break or be thrown and trampled. No worry about that, Baby BanZ baby sunglasses will dispel your concerns.

Baby Banz has passed the most stringent standards on baby sunglasses in the world. Baby BanZ baby sunglasses are designed for infants and kids from 6 to 18 months and become the brand leader in baby sunglasses industry.

Baby BanZ baby sunglasses have several features that can attract customers’ interest. First, Baby BanZ infant sunglasses offer 100% protection against the harmful UV rays for infants. Second, the unique adjustable neoprene strap and molded polycarbonate frames of Baby BanZ infant sunglasses ensure a secure yet comfortable fit on the child’s face whilst the UV400/category 3 polycarbonate lenses protect the child’s vulnerable eyes from harmful UV radiation. Third, the strap of Baby BanZ infant sunglasses allow for flexibility, breathing ability and comfort. And the side adjustable Velcro allows for years of wear as your baby grows. The earlier you introduce Baby BanZ baby sunglasses to your baby, the quicker they get accustomed to them.

Whatever infant sunglasses you choose for your little baby, you must ensure that they offer 100% UV protection through the lens and are neat enough fitting to prevent the sun getting in around the edges.

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Why choose a pair of Dolce & Gabbana sunglasses this summer?

March 8th, 2010 by Yaron Cheng No comments »

When it comes to a scorching summer, what will you buy to deal with the parching heat?  Doubtless, a pair of Dolce & Gabbana sunglasses is essential. The reason lies in the fact that Dolce & Gabbana sunglasses are very special.

Originated from Italy, the Dolce & Gabbana brand has now made great achievements. Presently it leads the fashion trend both in and out Italy. Thus, Dolce & Gabbana sunglasses are also the ruler of fashion in Italy and many other countries. For this reason, many glasses designers have to follow the style of Dolce & Gabbana sunglasses.

There are many facets in the utility of Dolce & Gabbana sunglasses.

The commonest one is that these glasses can be used to protect one’s eyes. As for their protecting function, there are two explanations. One is they can protect one’s eyes from glares, UV etc, for the reason is the lens coating of Dolce & Gabbana sunglasses can reflect extra light and all the sunglasses of Dolce & Gabbana brand is UV-resisting. Another is when one used to stay up and he might be black-eyed, a pair of Dolce & Gabbana sunglasses can be used to tackle this problem.

Another way to utilize Dolce & Gabbana sunglasses is that they can be used to satisfy people’s dreams. With such glasses, people’s tastes can be enhanced on the one hand and their dreams of being stars can be realized on the other. Because many famous stars wearing Dolce & Gabbana sunglasses seem to be elegant and cool.  However, not all people have the chance to become stars.   Accordingly, Dolce & Gabbana sunglasses can make their wears look like popular stars and this may let them feel that they are much closer to stars.

The other way to utilize Dolce & Gabbana sunglasses is that wearing them can make people leave a good impression to others. A man with Dolce & Gabbana sunglasses may give a nicer impression to the girl he loves, and this may cause them to maintain a closer relations.

All the facts mentioned above have ensured Dolce & Gabbana sunglasses the preferred choice of many people.

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How to care and clean CIBA Vision lenses?

March 8th, 2010 by Yaron Cheng No comments »

CIBA Vision lenses, like other brands of contact lenses, are all made from synthetic materials (silicone hydrogel) which can easily gather up germs and dirt after being worn on the eyes for some time. These germs which can multiply quickly, together with the dirt on the surface on the CIBA Vision lenses, will cause serious infection and contamination of your eyes. Therefore the CIBA Vision lenses need to be cleaned and cared using the compatible solutions to protect the CIBA Vision lenses and your eyes.

CIBA Vision offers different types of solutions to specific type of CIBA Vision contact lens or multi-purpose ones for all types of soft CIBA Vision lenses. Please follow the guidelines provided by the factory. After being properly cared, the CIBA Vision contact lens can be disinfected and resumed to offer clear and comfortable wear the next time your wear it.

One point that can’t be ignored is that you can never use running water or even distilled water to clean and care the CIBA Vision contact lens. As running w CIBA water contains micro-organisms and other minerals, these particles will impact the function of CIBA Vision lenses and will surely cause your eye infection.

After being cleaned and rinsed, CIBA Vision lenses should be stored in the factory approved solutions and lens cases. Please remember the lens cases should also be cleaned and changed periodically to avoid further contaminations.

All these care steps are done to make sure your CIBA Vision lenses can always provide you sharp vision in a healthy way. Unhealthy way of wearing of CIBA Vision lenses will cause unimaginable result.

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What are the designer sunglasses?

March 7th, 2010 by Scott Mozayeni No comments »

Designer sunglasses is thought of being made and conceptualized by a specific person or company that distinguishes itself from other similar eyeglasses and gives it an image of high culture, sophistication and elitism. So designer sun glasses are more expensive and look different compared to the ordinary eyeglasses. Ray Ban, Dior, Armani, Oakley are all name branded designer sunglasses.

If you have an enough budget to afford the designer sun glasses and you are going to purchase them, it is better to know something better about the designer sunglasses.

If you want to radiate classic beauty and elegant style of yourself, a pair of Dior or Chanel designer sunglasses may be suitable. If you want to wear it during the sport, a pair of Oakley or Nike designer sunglasses can just fit. If you want to show extreme cool, Black Flys designer sun glasses may be the trick to enhance that appearance. If you want to own the aviator one, Ray Ban designer sunglasses should be an excellent choice because Ray Ban is the originator of this great style. So you have large designer sunglasses collections, all you have to do is to know the culture of each brand and know what type of glasses that brand is good at.

Designer sunglasses are a luxury for most of the ordinary people as their high cost. The high price of the designer sun glasses is due to the logo of the brand, the particular design, the refined craftsmanship, and the small amounts. For those who are status obsessed, designer sunglasses can be a way to show it a bit, though some of the celebrities select the designer sun glasses for its particular look and exquisite technique.

As the designer sunglasses are expensive, everyone would like to possess one pair. There are many replicas in the market, so you must be extremely cautious when purchasing them. Please go to the reputable retailers or departments to make sure you get the 100 percent authentic designer sunglasses.

If you want to know more about designer sunglasses, just visit http://www.firmoo.com/brands-library/

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Different opinions about cheap contact

March 7th, 2010 by Scott Mozayeni No comments »

Cheap contact is generally referred to contact lens at a low price or affordable price. At the initial stage of contact lenses development, they were much more expensive than contacts nowadays. Thanks to innovations and on-going researches, cheap lenses are available in wide options. Coupled with the increasing demand for contact lenses from the public, cheap contact in large bulk has witnessed a revolutionary boom in recent years. Cheap contact is offered by both reputed manufacturers and ordinary brands now. These cheap lenses suit the budget of the average people. This is a significant contribution. However, there are different opinions about cheap contact, both applauding and dissatisfying.

The most widely accepted advantage of cheap contact is its reasonable price. It makes contact lenses available even for the low income group of people. Cheap lenses offer an economical solution to customers’ various vision problems. This is an important help for the average consumer. Cheap contact in colored type also brings fashion for the ordinary people. In early days, colored contact lenses were expensive and were only affordable by a small percentage of population. You can get cheap lenses through many channels conveniently, such as online shops, ECPs and mail order centers.

In contrast, some people are not in favor of cheap contact. The quality is the most frequently blamed thing. Cheap lenses are always manufactured in large quantity and disposable type. So some people think that their quality can hardly be ensured.  Cheap contact can mostly offer premium quality, which is not acceptable for those people who take quality as the most critical element. Although attentive and observant consumers can always pick up cheap lenses without compromising on their quality, it is time-consuming.

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What is glaucoma

March 7th, 2010 by Randa Nahl No comments »

Glaucoma is an eye disease caused by increased intraocular pressure (IOP) resulting either from a malformation or malfunction of the eye’s drainage structures.  The eye constantly produces aqueous, which fills the anterior chamber, the space between the cornea and iris. If the aqueous can’t filter out of the anterior chamber through a complex drainage system, glaucoma occurred. If left untreated, glaucoma may lead to permanent damage of the optic nerve and resulted in vision loss. Normal people’s IOPs fall between 8 and 21 when the patients will be much higher, and it can be a signs for developing glaucoma.

There are several types of glaucoma, common types including open angle, acute angle closure, secondary glaucoma and congenital glaucoma. Some types of glaucoma such as angle closure and congenital have symptoms, for example, sudden decrease of vision, extreme eye pain, headache, or light sensitivity. But in most case, glaucoma does not have symptoms. This is reason why glaucoma has been called the “sneak thief of sight” causing the loss of vision gradually over a long period of time and is often recognized when the disease is quite advanced. So people with symptoms or those who are more than 40 years old should have an annual examination including the screening for glaucoma, for example measuring the intraocular pressure, or if necessary doctor will evaluate the health of optic nerve by ophthalmoscopy and the peripheral vision and the structures in the front of the eye by gonioscopy.

Most patients with glaucoma only need to control the eye pressure. They may use one or several medications, usually eye drops, to reduce the pressure. Surgery may be carried out when medical treatment fails to control the pressure, in order to allow fluid to drain from the eye efficiently.

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Detailed explanation of the parts of glass frames

March 4th, 2010 by Randa Nahl No comments »

Modern technology has brought us diversified materials and styles of glass frames. You may choose a durable and nearly indestructible nylon glass frame if you are sports active, or you can have a designer glass frame if you are fashion conscious. The present glass frames industry has generously offered both function and beauty for the human being. Here are the detailed explanations of all the parts of the glass frame.

“Frame front” is the front part of the whole glass frames that includes the part for holding the lenses and the middle bridge for connecting the two rims.

“Rims” or “eye wires” are the two round or square parts of the glass frame with grooves for inserting the holding the lenses.

“Bridge” is the front middle part of glass frames which connects the two lenses as a whole unit. Some old fashioned glass frame has double bridges with another one at the top. This reinforcing bridge strengthens the glass frames, making it firmer.

“End pieces” are the two end parts of the glass frame front normally with hinges on the two ends for attaching the two temples.

‘Hinges” are the two parts attached to the two end pieces of the glass frames front which connect the front and temples. Some fashion glasses don’t have hinges.

“Temples” are the two arms hooking on the two ears enabling the whole glass frame to perch still on the nose.

“Nose pads” are the two plastic or silicone pads that touch the nose. For plastic glass frames, the nose pads are directly connected to the rim; for metal glass frame, the nose pads are at the end of the pad arms—– the two thin curved wires.

“Pad arms” are only available on the metal glass frames, which are two piece of metal wires attaching the nose pads to the frame.

“Top bar” is the reinforcing bridge which can only be seen on the double bridge glass frame.

“Temple tips” is the end part of the temple touching the ears. For metal glass frames, the temple tips are apparent which can be seen as the plastic covers over the metal tips. For plastic glass frame, the temple tips are just the extended part of the temple hooking at the ears.

“Mountings” or ‘rimless frames” are the three-piece mountings which include the two temples and the bridge. Strong lenses are usually used to attach the temples and the bridge by screws to form the shape of the eyeglasses.

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Non prescription contacts need to be prescribed by eye care professionals

March 4th, 2010 by Stephen Simon No comments »

With the popularity corrective color contacts, a new type of lenses called non prescription contacts (plano) came to the cosmetic world. These non prescription color contacts are being enjoyed by trendy women to enhance and brighten the look of their eyes.

The world’s major contacts manufacturers sell high quality non prescription contacts in the market. The most renowned non prescription contacts are FreshLook, Acuvue 2 Colors and Durasoft Colors. Besides these, there are hundreds of other non-brand non prescription contacts in the stores and online stores. But be careful, quality of these no-name non prescription contacts may differ by using different materials and craftsmanship. Furthermore, the paint used on the non prescription color contacts is a chemical and may sometimes be harmful.

There are basically two categories of non prescription contacts, one is opaque lenses which are normally used for dark eyes, the other are enhancers, which are suitable for light eyes. For those who may have night vision problems, please be careful in wearing opaque non prescription color contacts.

Like other contacts, the wearers of non prescription contacts should strictly follow the wearing schedule as the manufacturer’s guide. If the non prescription contacts are not the daily disposable one, you also need to clean those using designated solutions and keep in the lenses cases at night. Another note to mention is that non prescription color contacts are not sunglasses and can’t be shared with friends, as otherwise may cause serious harm to your eyes.

The last note to say is that non prescription color contacts still need to be prescribed by the doctor though the corrective power is zero. Doctors may measure your eye curve and decide the diameter of the non prescription color contacts for you. In addition, even online stores will not sell the non prescription contacts to you if you do not have a valid prescription from your doctor (How to get your prescription).

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How to buy a high quality magnifying glass

March 4th, 2010 by Stephen Simon No comments »

Magnifying glass, an optical instrument creating a magnified visual image of an object, plays a fairly important role in kinds of researches and people’s daily lives. However, few know how to purchase a high quality magnifying glass. Here are several points as follows.

Firstly, magnifying glasses of high quality are often made from optical glasses or upscale resin pellets with high transparency and low dispersion. Such magnifying glasses create clearer and brighter images with small color differences. Secondly, the mirror surface of a high quality magnifying glass is aspheric. In this way, the imaging within sight is ensured to be of fine definition and low distortion. For the high expense of lens grinding, inferior magnifying glasses are spherical, which get low definition on the brink. Thirdly, a superior magnifying glass should be covered with a film of reflection reducing coating on the lens, so as to on one hand protect magnifying glass from scratches, and on the other hand increase imaging definition. Usually, magnifying glasses with films are of 10% elevated transparencies. Fourthly, judge a magnifying glass by its frame. For durability, excellent frames are usually made from metal frames with certain thickness or plastic frames of high tenacity. Last but not the least, high quality magnifying glasses are marked with explicit names and addresses of manufacturers and detailed brand information, while inferior ones just simply mark the producing places.

In conclusion, points on how to buy a high quality magnifying glass are briefly illustrated above, which are hoped to be useful for you when you are in want of a magnifying glass.

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