Spex4Less Guide

Scratches are one of the biggest plights facing the modern glasses wearer. They never seem to appear alone, often popping up with no logical explanation as to how they got there. Not only do scratches affect your glasses cosmetically, but they also act as pesky distractions that can reduce clarity and your ability to concentrate. We recommend that you avoid using any unapproved chemical solutions or methods for trying to fix scratched lenses, as they often use abrasive materials and solutions. Even those labelled non-abrasive can cause damage to the lens. Instead, we recommend regularly cleaning your lenses and doing your best to prevent scratches using the below methods. Here are some tips on how to remove scratches from glasses safely and effectively. Cleaning your lenses –

You may have heard the term ‘prism glasses’ when searching for a new pair of specs, or have been prescribed them yourself. If you still need a hand getting to grips with the term or are unsure if you need them, read on to find out what prism glasses are and how they help correct your vision. What are prism glasses? Prism glasses are prescribed to those who have diplopia, also known as double vision. They have a slimmer apex and thinner base than regular glasses, allowing light to bend differently to sharpen your focus. This aligns the two images caused by double vision and instead trains the eye to see a single object as seen by people without this issue. How do prism glasses work?

You’ve just completed your annual eye test, your prescription has changed, and you need some new glasses – but what do you do with your old pair? Unfortunately, your frames can’t be recycled by putting them in your household recycling bin. Largely made from both metal and plastic, it’s difficult for these materials to be separated. This, unfortunately, rules out the possibility of recycling. Don’t fret, however, as there are several other alternatives for what to do with your old glasses. Shop Glasses

With so many different lenses on the market today, it's no wonder that many people are asking "What are Bifocals?" Bifocals help those that require vision correction for myopia (short-sightedness) and presbyopia (long-sightedness). The lenses allow clear vision at either distance within one pair of spectacles. They can be thought of as ordinary prescription lenses with an additional reading segment. The reading segment is usually positioned towards the lower part of the lens.

Clean glasses mean improved vision, with no pesky imperfections or smudges getting in the way. There's nothing more annoying than popping on your glasses in a rush, only to realise they're covered in dirt or fingerprints. Keep your specs crystal-clear and you'll notice that not only can you see better, but the glasses themselves will last a much longer time before needing to be replaced. Find out the very best way to clean your glasses with our easy guide to looking after your lenses. How To Clean Your Glasses

Picking out a new pair of glasses is exciting, allowing you to choose an accessory that represents you and your style. You’d be surprised at how your lenses can change the look of your face, particularly if there are angles you want to accentuate or soften. While personal taste always comes into play, those who want to enhance their looks can do so by picking out a pair that complements their face shape perfectly. Unsure how to choose glasses based on your face shape? Follow our handy guide to find out all you need to know. Which glasses suit my face? When it comes to picking out a style that suits you, you must first understand what shape your face is. Doing so will help you pick out a pair that flatters your face perfectly, enhancing

WHAT ARE CONTACT LENSES – Contact lenses are thin, curved lenses placed on the film of tears that covers the surface of your eye. Although the contact lens is naturally clear, they are often given a slight tint of colour to make them easier for people to handle. Contact lenses can either be hard or soft. Most people opt for softer disposable lenses now. CONTACT LENS WASTE – The number of people wearing contact lenses across the world is increasing. With this increase in users, contact lens disposal is becoming more of an issue. American researches have now advised users to stop washing contact lenses down their drains and begin recycling them. Most contact lens wearers choose to use disposable lenses that after their short lives of up to 30 days, are swiftly thrown away or flushed

We all know Nike for their innovation in sports clothing such as shorts and shoes, but how many of us are aware of their glasses collection?Nike glasses are often ignored as people aren’t always looking for something sporty, but Nike offers so much more than that. They have a large and varied collection of glasses, perfect for sports or for everyday wear. An added benefit of Nike being so sport orientated is that their glasses are often more robust than other brands, making them perfect for those of us who are a little bit too clumsy. Whether you’re after glasses to train in, or glasses to take the train in, Nike could be the perfect choice for you. 4194 NIKE GLASSES - Are you looking for something a little less sporty and a little more stylish? Then these Nike 4194 glasses

#html-body [data-pb-style=LE242MH]{justify-content:flex-start;display:flex;flex-direction:column;background-position:left top;background-size:cover;background-repeat:no-repeat;background-attachment:scroll;margin:0;padding:0}#html-body [data-pb-style=BPG7Q0G]{border-radius:0} What is MAR? MAR (also known as anti-glare) is a lens which will only transmit around 91% of light to the eye. The rest is lost due to surface reflections on the lens. Anti-glare coatings were originally developed to reduce reflections in camera lenses but have now become available in the optics industry for prescription glasses lenses. MAR coating is a type of optical coating applied to glasses lenses to help reduce reflection. At Spex4less, we offer a free anti-glare discount code on our lenses. Use the

Caring for your glasses is crucial in ensuring that they stay in the best condition for the longest possible time. Here are some tips on how to care for your glasses. CLEAN THEM REGULARLY - The easiest way for your glasses to become damaged is leaving them vulnerable to dirt and grime, allowing it to build up over time. Cleaning them regularly is a good way to prevent this, this should be done at least twice a week, if not more often. The best way to clean your glasses is using our alcohol-free lense spray which we can supply with your order, however, should you lose this, don’t fear, there are alternatives. A good way to properly clean glasses, without cleaning spray, is to rinse your