Lenses & Lifestyles

When it comes to eyewear, one size does not fit all!

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Various lifestyles, occupations and activities require different types of lenses and frames.  Matching your unique lifestyle needs with the appropriate eyewear will not only improve vision and protect your eyes, but also can enhance performance and increase comfort.  Here’s what to consider: 
PRESCRIPTION:  Do you have a high prescription that might cause the lenses to be thick and heavy?  Has there been a significant change in your prescription?  Are you experiencing any trouble seeing?  Does your prescription include both distance and reading powers?
USAGE:  What type of activities do you participate in:  sports, reading, driving, computer use, etc.  Where do you use your eyewear and under what conditions?

KIDS have very active lifestyles and require lenses that are comfortable, durable and protect their sight now and for the future.  TOP PICKS:  Polycarbonate or Trivex lenses keep eyes safe, and make glasses lighter and increase comfort.  Photochromics provide convenient UV protection for indoor/outdoor use.  Scratch resistant lenses are a must for a child’s carefree lifestyle. 
GENERATIONS X & Y are focused on a combination of fashion, function, and fun!  TOP PICKS:  Photochromic lenses increase comfort outdoors.  Computer lenses offer the best, most comfortable vision while working, studying or staying connected.  Polycarbonate and Trivex lenses provide maximum protection in competitive sports or high-impact extracurricular activities.  High Index lenses make glasses thin and light, for a better look and feel.  Anti-reflective lenses eliminate glare and reflections that cause eyestrain.
BABY BOOMERS spend time focused on a blend of family activities, work-related tasks, social events, and hobbies.  TOP PICKS:  Progressive lenses offer the most natural vision at all distances.  Polycarbonate or Trivex lenses provide maximum protection in sports or high impact activities.  Anti-reflective lenses reduce uncomfortable glare while driving and/or working at the computer.   


Teresa Lui, O.D.      Palo Alto Optometrist       Optical Boutique       (650) 321-9525        email info@drteresalui.com

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