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| Taking care of your spectacles | ||||
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| 1. | Wash them daily in warm water. Wash or blow off dust or grit.
Never use paper products to wipe as they may scratch the lenses. Dry them with a soft cotton or cleaning cloth. |
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| 2. | When you put your spectacles down, make sure the lenses do not touch anything. This will help keep them scratch-free and bright.
Keep them in their protective cases. |
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| 3. | Always put on or take off your glasses with both hands. This will help them keep their adjustment longer. | |||
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Understanding a spectacles' prescription
Move your cursor over the shapes and values to see what they mean.
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| • | UV coating
Provides UV (ultraviolet) protection. UV treatment blocks harmful rays from damaging your eyes. Overexposure to ultraviolet light is thought to be a cause of cataracts, retinal damage and other eye problems. |
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| • | Hard coat
A clear, hard coating that makes the lens more scratch-resistant. |
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| • | Multi Coating
An anti-reflective coating. You'll see a reduction in glare, annoying reflections, and halos around lights. This is a great safety benefit when you're driving at night. |
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| • | Photochromic
Photochromic lenses change from light to dark depending on the amount of UV light they are exposed to. |
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| • | Tinting
Tints are available on plastic as well as glass lenses. |
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