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Why Is Everyone Looking for Blue Light Blockers?

Why Is Everyone Looking for Blue Light Blocking Reading Glasses? It is true that blue light blocking glasses are a quickly growing part of sales here at Visualites. The uptrend of late is on accoun...

If You Value Your Eyes, Only Buy Optical Quality Reading Glasses

Many people discover they need their vision corrected at an early age. A teacher might notice that a child is struggling with making out what is written on the board or a coach may observe some han...

Lightweight Reading Glasses - What to Look For

Lightweight reading glasses are popular for lots of good reasons. But how do you shop for them? This post gives you 5 things "must-have" features to look for.

About Our Blue Light Blocking Computer Glasses

New Non-Prescription Computer Glasses From Visualites With the proliferation of device time, the harmful blue light emitted from digital screens is becoming one of the main sources of light our eye...

Presbyopia Versus Hyperopia and Reading Glasses

Presbyopia Versus Hyperopia While reading glasses can be the treatment for both conditions presbyopia and hyperopia are two different conditions. The significant difference is the cause of the cond...

Glaucoma and Reading Glasses

Learn about how reading glasses and rimless readers can affect those afflicted with glaucoma.

What to Do About Harmful Blue Light

The Problem with Blue Light Glare Since it is emitted from many sources of light, glare is a frequent yet preventable issue for eyeglass wearers of all varieties. Televisions, laptops, tablets, sma...

Reading Glasses for Astigmatism

What is Astigmatism? Unlike glaucoma or age related macular degeneration, astigmatism is a relatively benign condition. It is not the type of condition like cataracts which require eye surgery, eit...

Computer Reading Glasses: The Solution to Blue Light

These Aren’t Your Mother’s Reading Glasses The devices many of us use every day (smartphones, laptops, tablets, etc.) emit significant amounts of blue light, an unfocused visual “noise” reduces con...

What is Presbyopia?

Presbyopia is the result of the eye slowly losing the ability to focus clearly on objects close at hand. The condition is known to gradually progress as we age.