Depending on who you are, needing a new pair of glasses can be an exciting time or an unnecessary cost. Regardless of how you feel about it, removing your glasses is important for preserving clear vision and good eye health. So, how much do you have your prescription glasses replaced?

Optometrists advise that you replace your glasses every one to three years. This can be reduced depending on the state of your lenses or any changes in prescription.

Changes in Prescription – Most optometrists recommend having an eye exam every two years. This means that your prescription can change dramatically between times when you replace your glasses. Using an out-of-date drug may have a number of negative consequences for your eyes. Eye pain, distortion, and headaches are examples of such symptoms. It is safer to be safe than sorry when it comes to an out-of-date drug.

Old or defective medications can have a number of negative effects on your eyes. We discussed some of these effects earlier, but what should you be on the lookout for? Old prescriptions can cause a decrease in visual acuity, resulting in blurred vision or seeing double. Another telltale sign of an outdated prescription is the blurring of items, especially those further away. If you have to squint to see these objects clearly, it might be time to change your prescription. Do you feel relieved or more at ease now that you’ve removed your glasses? It’s time to replace your frames. One of the most common signs of an outdated medication is eye pressure. Your lenses should be easy to look through. If they aren’t, it’s time to replace them.

Getting new glasses is a perfect reason to have your eyes checked. If you’re going to get new glasses, why not get a new prescription as well? Visit your optometrist for an eye exam to ensure that your eyes are seeing through lenses with an up-to-date and correct prescription.

New Technology – If you’ve been wearing the same glasses for a long time, you might be losing out on technological advancements. New lenses have a slew of useful coatings. These coatings, which range from blue light to MAR and anti-scratch, are intended to enhance the usefulness of your lenses while also extending their lifespan. New technology may be a compelling excuse to upgrade your prescription glasses.

• Blue Light Control- Many of the devices we use every day emit blue light, including computer and television screens, smartphones, and tablets. Overexposure to this light can result in eye strain, fatigue, and insomnia. Blue Light Control filters out the light and reduces eye pressure and discomfort, resulting in more comfortable vision and healthy eyes.

• MAR – Multi Anti-reflective coating reduces annoying reflections on your lenses. It also aids in reducing glare when viewing a television or driving at night. Furthermore, it improves the overall appearance of your glasses by removing reflections and making them appear almost invisible.

• Anti-Scratch – While no coating will make your lenses fully scratch-proof, it does provide a much-needed layer of security.

• UV Coating – UV protection treatments shield the eyes from the sun’s damaging UV rays. Consider it to be eye sunscreen.

Fashion – Glasses are more than just a practical accessory. They may also be fashionable fashion accessories. Changing seasons or new fashion trends may be excellent reasons to purchase a new pair of spectacles [name]. Your prescription glasses can be the missing piece of the puzzle when it comes to completing an outfit. Your new glasses do not have to be a replacement for your old ones. They could be reserved for special occasions or more formal activities, enhancing the impact of your outfits.

Sunglasses – You do know how often you can replace your prescription glasses, but what about your sunglasses? If you have prescription sunglasses, they will need to be replaced at the same time as your normal glasses. If your prescription has changed and you’ve replaced your glasses, it’s time to replace your sunglasses as well.

Non-prescription sunglasses do not need to be replaced as much as prescription glasses if they are properly cared for. The only time they can be replaced is if the lenses or the frame themselves become impaired. The lens coating may become degraded and flaky; if this occurs, it is best to replace them. Damage of coating will expose your eyes to harmful Uv in particular. If your sunglasses are broken, bent, misaligned, or simply out of style, a new pair will refresh your look while still protecting your eyes.

Reglaze – Do you need new lenses but don’t want to give up your favourite glasses? Reglazing allows you to get the best of both worlds. This method helps you to upgrade your lenses without having to change your frames. Rejuvenate your eyes without having to change your appearance.

We suggest updating your frames or lenses every 1-3 years, regardless of their condition, to preserve safe eyes and clear vision.

Are you looking for a new pair of glasses or sunglasses? Top Specs Aylesbury is certain to have the ideal frames and lenses for you.