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Eyes are the most complex organ in the human body, apart from the brain. Your eyes consist of more than 2 million parts!

Did you know that certain eye diseases or issues may help determine whether you should wear glasses or contacts? People with severe astigmatism, for instance, can have a hard time wearing certain types of contact lenses.

Myopia (near sighted) and Hyperopia (far sighted) are common conditions of the eye that can be corrected with the right pair of glasses. A simple eye exam will give you the answers you need.

If you are experiencing any abnormal vision, from blurred objects, to things appearing out of focus, come in and have a meeting with our specialists. A quick eye exam can reveal any problems.

If your eyeglasses frame is too small, the temples will actually touch your face and angle outward as they extend to your ears. For proper fit, you always want the temples to extend straight back and touch your head just before the ear.

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Rigid eyeglass frame temples were invented by an optician named Edward Scarlett in 1730. It's safe to say that Scarlett's invention is taken for granted these days.

German J.J. Bausch was among the first opticians to immigrate from Germany to the United States in 1849. He made a pair of glasses with a pay equal to six cents. Demand for his hard rubber frames after the war eventually led to the creation of Bausch and Lomb Company.

One of the biggest indicators as to whether or not your glasses fit correctly has to do with how well they stay on your face. Well-fitting glasses will stay in position no matter where you happen to be looking or what facial expression you are making.

Just a few decades ago, many people couldn't afford contact lenses. Today, however, the price is almost the same as typical eyeglasses, and more people are finding them favorable because they're lightweight and go unnoticed.

One way to tell if your glasses are properly adjusted has to do with the angle of the frame. Essentially, the frame should be level, with the top lining up straight across along either the tops of your eyes or your eyebrows.

The type of eyeglass frames that fit you best might depend on how often you need to wear your glasses. Frames worn all day would generally require more stability than a pair of simple reading glasses, for example.