How Screen Time Can Lead to Poor Vision
Humans spend a lot of time on digital screens. It’s important to note this time can lead to poor vision.
Humans spend a lot of time on digital screens. It’s important to note this time can lead to poor vision.
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Thanks to advances in technology, the eye care industry is constantly evolving. From the perspective of an optical lab, we appreciate being able to provide the best products, services, and value to our customers. This includes digital surfacing, which offers clearer vision than ever before. Most people know that what they eat affects their health,…
The picture-perfect nighttime routine never carves out time for screen time before bed. In fact, most people describing their “perfect nighttime routine” will say they put their phones away anywhere from 2-3 hours before they’re heading to bed! What’s the reason for this? The issue with blue light Blue light, the kind of light being…
The ophthalmology industry is constantly evolving due to improvements in technology that are being made every day. The Camber lens is one of the recent developments we see changing the field completely. This latest advancement in digital lenses is a pretty big deal. The Camber lens solves problems that were ever-present in the field prior…
Traditionally, progressive lenses have been produced using a molded blank that incorporates the progressive surface on the front side. These progressive blanks are produced in large quantities, and are available in multiple materials, each with a range of base curves, each with several add values. The wearer prescription is generated using traditional equipment to cut…
Available On Select Allentown Optical Digital Designs What is lenticularization? Lenticularization is a process developed to minimize the thickness and weight of lenses. The user defines an optimal region around the fitting cross (Optical area); outside this region the Lenticularization reduces the thickness with a gradual change in curvature, giving as a result a thinner…