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Key Takeaways Reading glasses do not weaken your eyes or eye muscles. Vision changes with age come from a natural shift in your eye's lens, not from wearing glasses. Over-the-counter readers use the same power in both lenses and may not fit your individual needs. A prescription from an optometrist accounts for each eye separately,…

Key Takeaways Your prescription transfers directly from exam to lab, reducing the risk of manual entry errors. In-person measurements account for how frames actually sit on your face. Lens materials and coatings are matched to your prescription and daily routine. Adjustments and repairs stay close by with a team that already knows your history. Families…

Plenty of patients ask if not wearing their glasses will make their eyesight worse over time. It's a fair question, since the blur seems to hit harder the moment the glasses come off. Not wearing your glasses won't damage your eyes, though it can leave you straining, squinting, and worn out by the end of…