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The human body is programmed to be awake during the light of daytime, and asleep during the darkness of the night. This is due to a chemical process in our bodies - it starts when the light penetrates our retinas signaling to our brain that it must stop producing melatonin, the hormone that makes us tired and drowsy. Read more to find out why you should have blue light glasses

You are ready to order your first pair of glasses and finally experience the relief of a clear, effortless vision – but suddenly you realize that you don’t have a clue which strengths to order...
Don’t worry! We’re here to help. Here is an easy, straightforward guide to the kind-of-confusing paper you received from your eye care professional.

He was practically born wearing a pair of glasses. Now Frederik Thiele has decided to provide stylish reading glasses directly to consumers' doorsteps. The idea came about in a serendipitous way whilst he was in the corner of his shop at Copenhagen Airport.

If you feel like reading smaller texts is becoming a slight annoyance and requires more effort than usual, then it's probably time to help your eyes out. Presbyopia is a natural condition defined by the loss of elasticity within the eye. Learn more about Presbyopia.

Wearing the incorrect glasses prescription will damage your eyes", "Eating carrots will improve your eyesight", and "Reading under dim light will worsen your eyes" are some of the most common myths regarding eyes and glasses. We'll set the record straight here.

To set the record straight – “blue light glasses” is a fancy term for regular glasses with a blue light coating. The coating acts as a filter against blue light and protects the eyes from harmful light rays. Read more about Blue light glasses here at Luxreaders...