Optics FAQS

Prescription glasses are designed to correct vision problems, while sunglasses protect the eyes from harmful UV rays and glare. Some sunglasses can also be prescription-based.

Not all sunglasses provide adequate protection. It is important to choose lenses that offer 100% UV protection and meet medical standards.

Sleeping with contact lenses is not recommended unless they are specifically designed for extended wear and approved by an eye care professional.

Children can wear prescription glasses at any age if needed, following a comprehensive eye examination by a specialist.

Common signs include blurred vision, frequent headaches, eye strain, difficulty focusing, or eye discomfort.

No, prescription lenses vary based on individual vision needs, lens type, thickness, and lifestyle requirements. Each lens is customized accordingly.

Contact lens fitting ensures proper lens size, comfort, clear vision, and helps prevent irritation or eye health issues.

Yes, we provide customized prescription lenses and eyewear, manufactured according to medical specifications and sourced directly from certified manufacturers.

Yes, cosmetic contact lenses can be used, but they should be selected carefully and under professional guidance to ensure eye safety.

Yes, we offer a full range of optical and contact lens accessories, including cleaning solutions and storage cases.