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Are you tired of constantly switching between your glasses and sunglasses? Do you want a stylish and versatile solution to protect your eyes from harmful UV rays? Look no further than mirrored transition lenses! These lenses combine two cutting-edge technologies to create a one-of-a-kind eyewear experience. In this blog post, we’ll dive into what mirrored transition lenses are, how they work, and the benefits of making them your new go-to lenses! What are Mirrored Transition Lenses? Mirrored transition lenses are the perfect combination of two popular lens technologies: transition lenses and mirrored coatings. Transition lenses, also known as photochromic lenses, are designed to darken in bright sunlight and lighten in indoor lighting. Mirrored coatings, on the other hand,

Are you looking for a convenient way to protect your eyes from harmful UV rays without having to constantly switch between glasses and sunglasses? Look no further than transition lenses! These versatile lenses seamlessly adjust to changing light conditions, making them the perfect solution for any outdoor activity this summer. In this blog post, we’ll dive into what transition lenses are, how they work, and the benefits of making them your new go-to lenses!

At Spex4Less, we believe that loyalty should be rewarded. That's why we offer a referral program that lets you earn £10 worth of points for each of your friends that makes an order through your unique referral link. Whether you're a long-time customer or a newcomer to Spex4Less, this is a great way to share the love and earn some rewards in the process. In this blog post, we'll show you step by step how to access and share your referral link with your friends, family, and followers. We'll cover everything from logging in to your Spex4Less account to promoting your link on social media, so you can start earning points and enjoying the benefits of our referral program. So, let's get started and see how easy it is to share Spex4Less with the people you know and love. Step 1

Are you tired of spending hours online trying to choose the perfect pair of glasses? With over 6000 frames to choose from at Spex4less, we understand that finding the right fit can feel overwhelming. But don't fret! We're here to help you navigate the sea of options with our fool-proof method, ensuring that you'll find the ideal frames to match your unique needs and preferences. Use this blog post as a guide to choosing the perfect glasses and we'll show you how easy it can be, so keep reading to find out more! Size When it comes

Want to take your love for Ray-Ban or Oakley eyewear to the next level? Their prescription glazing service is the way to go. By opting for the Ray-Ban or Oakley prescription glazing service your prescription lenses are made directly by the brand. You can enjoy the benefits of personalized eyewear, with the added bonus of having the iconic brand logo etched into the lens. This service not only allows you to showcase your brand loyalty, it also ensures the authenticity of your glasses lenses. Ray-Ban and Oakley eyewear is crafted to accommodate stronger prescriptions without compromising on the fit. By providing a comfortable and secure fit for wearers. So, if you want to enjoy clear vision and personalized eyewear, the prescription glazing service is the perfect for you.

Astigmatism is a common eye condition where the shape of your cornea (the clear front part of your eye) or natural lens is not uniform. This causes blurry vision both near and far. Basically, your eye can't focus light properly. Light is supposed to hit the back of your eye, called the retina, which is the part that senses light. But with astigmatism, the light doesn't focus properly onto the retina, which causes blurry vision. How would I know if I have astigmatism? The Cylinder on your prescription measures the severity of astigmatism. Mild: from -1.00 Moderate: from -1.00 to -2.00 Severe: over -2.00 You may experience symptoms such as difficulty seeing at night, eye strain, blurry vision, headaches, and seeing

Over the past few years, we have certainly become more aware of the environmental impact of our daily choices. Many of us strive to use more sustainable products in our everyday lives, however, sustainable eyewear is often overlooked. Fortunately, there are now excellent 'green' options available that not only provide visual clarity but also help reduce our carbon footprint. Many designer brands now offer a wide range of stylish and fashionable frames, so you can look and feel good about your purchase. Here are some of our favourite sustainable eyewear ranges available at Spex4less: Botaniq   Botaniq is a sustainable brand, carefully crafted by experts with the planet in mind. Furthermore,

When ordering your glasses you may be asked what lens index you want to choose. The lens index is a number that represents the refractive index of lens material. It is used to measure how much a lens material bends light, and can affect the thickness and weight of the lens. When choosing your glasses, it is important to understand the different lens index options available, as they can greatly impact the appearance, comfort, and performance of your glasses, so here is a brief rundown of the different lens index options you can choose from. Standard (1.5) This lens index is ideal for the majority of prescriptions, particularly those with weaker strength. However, if your prescription strength

The clocks have gone back and the days are shorter, forcing us to spend more time driving in the dark. Our vision is compromised in darkness, making nighttime the most dangerous time to be on the road. To help you stay safe, we’ve put together a useful guide for identifying the challenges of night driving and the precautions you can take to improve your night driving experience. The Main Challenges of Driving at Night Reduced Visibility

Being told you need to wear prescription glasses can be a bit of a shock to the system. It can cause some uncertainty about how they will feel on your face and whether they will suit you. Luckily, we have some top tips for first-time glasses wearers, to help you adjust to this new lifestyle and embrace your new look. New Glasses Symptoms Be aware that there will be some minor side effects when wearing glasses for the first time. This can include eye strain, light dizziness or nausea, and headaches. Don’t worry, this is simply a sign that your eyes are adjusting to the prescription lenses. With regular and consistent use, the symptoms will usually disappear after a few days. However, if they last more than a couple of weeks, then speak to your optician. Remember, the more your wear your glasses the quicker your eyes will adapt to them.