Optical Illusions (San Mateo, CA 94403-3409)

• Is it possible to remove transitions from my glasses?

  I think there is no way to remove it as it is the material inside the lens.It is not like the outside coating which can be stripped off easily.

• Can I use the dried contacts again?

  It is not suggested to use them again.Although it can go back to its original shape after soaking for one day ,there is a big risk of getting infected for your eyes.

• Is it possible to have healthier eyes if I wear glasses full-time?

  Nearly all lenses in glasses can provide UV protection?I have never heard about that.Some glasses with special coating may have the UV protection and polycarbonate lens can block the UV automatically but not 100%.Even it is true,there is no study showing that wearing glasses all the time can give you healthier eyes.

• Are optometrists able to tell if sunglasses have UV protection?

  I am not sure if the optometrist can tell whether the sunglasses have UV protection. But I have heard that there is a machine to test how much UV rays can the sunglasses block.You can have a ask in the optical store.

• Can the cheap sunglasses have good UV protection?

  They may block the UV rays more or less but can't provide the level of protection as it claims on the sticker.For 100% UV protection,you'd better buy them at a reliable store.

• How can I treat the chronic red eyes?

  If you get red eyes, you are not allowed to rub your eyes. Then you should cool your red eyes. A cool compress can relieve your redness from a cold virus or allergen. However, the best way is to see your doctor and let him check your eyes to find out the exact reason which caused your redness. Then the doctor can deal with your redness with special treatments.

• How can I get rid of red eyes without eye drops?

  Red eyes can be caused by other problems of your body,it is not always the eye problem.So see your doctor first and you may need take some medicine.

• Why there is a line in my glasses lens?

  Since you are sure they are not bifocals and not a crack, it may be something wrong with your glasses. You should take your glasses back to have them checked.

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