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Glasses vs. Contact Lenses

Glasses vs. Contact Lenses

Ready to tackle the everlasting debate about glasses vs. contact lenses? We've got a great list of pros and cons to help you decide which prescription solution is right for you. Keep reading to discover what they are! Glasses vs. Contact Lenses 1. Glasses 2. Contacts 3. Which is Right...

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Can You Play Golf with Progressive Lenses?

Can You Play Golf with Progressive Lenses?

A question we get a lot is, "Can I play golf with progressive lenses?" In short, yes you can, but we don't usually recommend progressive lenses for golf. Check out this video with Tyler and read on to find out whether progressive golf lenses are right for you. The Pros...

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Polarized Lenses vs. Anti-Reflective Coating

Polarized Lenses vs. Anti-Reflective Coating

While similar language is used to define polarized lenses and anti-reflective coatings, they actually function rather differently. Continue on to learn when to use polarized lenses vs. anti-reflective coating on your glasses. Polarized Lenses vs. Anti-Reflective Coating 1. Polarization 2. Anti-Reflective Coating 3. Are Polarized Lenses Better? 4. Are Non-Polarized...

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Trivex vs. Polycarbonate Lenses

Trivex vs. Polycarbonate Lenses

Confused about which lens material to get for your next pair of glasses? We explain the differences between Trivex and polycarbonate lenses. Read on to learn more! Table of Contents 1. Pros & Cons of Polycarbonate Lenses 2. Pros & Cons of Trivex Lenses 3. Which is Better? Prescription Glasses...

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Are Coatings on Glasses Worth it?

Are Coatings on Glasses Worth it?

When shopping for your next pair of prescription glasses or sunglasses, you may be overwhelmed by all the lens coating options. Are they really worth it? Stick with us as we explain the purpose of each type of lens coating to help you decide which ones you need. Table of...

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Do I Need an Anti-Reflective Coating on Sunglasses?

Do I Need an Anti-Reflective Coating on Sunglasses?

When ordering your next pair of prescription sunglasses, you may see the option to include an anti-reflective (AR) coating. Should you get it? And do you really need it? Keep reading to find out when and where an AR coating makes the most sense. Table of Contents 1. When do...

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Is Anti-Reflective on My Glasses Worth It?

Have you ever been willing to pay one price for a product, but by the time you checkout it's another? We know the feeling—and we want to get rid of that sticker shock by helping you decide ahead of time which features are worth adding to your glasses. So, is...

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Understanding Your Prescription | How to Read It

Understanding Your Prescription | How to Read It

Ever wondered what all those little numbers and symbols on your eye prescription mean? It's one of the questions we get asked the most, so it's high time we answered. In SportRx's new video series, Eyeglass Tyler explains the different parts that make up a prescription from your doctor. Join...

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Single Vision vs. Near Vision

Single Vision vs. Near Vision

If you wear prescription eyewear, chances are you've found yourself confused by the seemingly similar types of vision corrections. We're going to tackle single vision vs. near vision by explaining what they are, how they're different, and how you know if you need this type of correction. Single Vision vs...

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