About Lenses

Clear, unobstructed vision is essential to professional athletes and sports enthusiasts – shooting your target accurately and consistently, seeing those bumps when speeding down the lane, or seeing the ball’s trajectory precisely from tee-off to landing.

That is where Shamir comes in.

A lot of people have presbyopia along with other refractive errors – nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism. Your vision can be corrected by wearing reading glasses or other types of prescription lenses. But how do you choose which one is right for you?

Eyeglass wearers all know the struggles of dealing with foggy lenses. Avoid slips and falls and enjoy clear, fog-free vision by following these four (4) simple tips:

Available with or without an eyeglass prescription, Screen Shield Lenses can be worn by both children and adults. It also comes with ultraviolet (UV) protection that effectively blocks UV light.

It is also important to add lens upgrades to extend the life of your lenses from the daily wear and tear. Here is a list of lens upgrades you can choose from: 

One of the major considerations in purchasing eyeglasses is choosing the prescription lenses that come with it. Prescription lenses come in a variety of types, and these include single vision, bifocals or progressive lenses. 

With many employees working from home and children doing online learning, many people wonder: Does blue light from screens damage the eyes?