FAQs on Spectacles Wear, Debunking Myths (Part 1)

Greetings to all and sundry,

It is such a pleasure to come your way once again this week with another interesting episode from bettervision.

For today we want to answer some few questions that we get a lot from patients and we these answers would be helpful someone out there reading this post.

FAQs

1. Will wearing glasses affect your eyes?

Wearing glasses or spectacles is absolutely safe, it is the safest means of managing refractive errors and at any point In time that you want to put your glasses down you are at liberty to do so. The simple effect it has on your eyes is along your vision better.

2. I used to be able to see without my glasses now things are more blurred without it, why?

What is happening is very simple and should be any cause for alarm. When you start wearing your lenses the brain relearns to see images clearer and just as humans we would prefer 4K to 480p and so now that you have seen how better the world can be you are also able to appreciate worse vision better than before and thus all that is happening.

3. Will wearing spectacles cause my eyes to sink in?

Wearing spectacles or glasses will not cause any problems or effects like that rather they enhance your beauty which is why it is pertinent that yu enable your optometrist guide you in getting the very best frame that fit your Shape, color, stature and contour.

4. I wear contact lenses can I use spectacles?

Yes you can, you can easily switch between contact lenses and spectacles and your optometrist will easily get this sorted out for you. It important however that you take note of the fact that contacts lens wear does with particular rules that you need to follow to stay safe.

5. Can I have more than one spectacles?

Yes you can, actually we recommend getting more than one so that I’m the situation where you loss one at a critical time you always have sometime to fall on especially if your vision is quite bad without your glasses.

6. Can anyone at all wear glasses?

Well it will be recommended to see your optometrist for examination or assessment before going for glasses however I believe the the answer to that is yes as it may be made for patients for aesthetic purposes whiles may also need it for certain treatments and protection outside refractive errors.

Conclusion

Thanks for been with us for today and for reading, we hope this would help someone out there with some unanswered questions however you may leave your questions below and we will do well to attend to you.

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