For the regular glasses-wearer, a scratch on your eyeglasses can feel as irritating as having something in your eye. What starts out looking like a smudge can quickly become ingrained in your lenses, ...

If you’ve washed them and given them a quick swipe, yet you still can’t see clearly out of your readers or eyeglasses, it may because of scratched lenses. Before you shell out big bucks for new lenses ...

If you wear glasses, you know that properly caring for and storing them increases their lifespan. However, if you notice a scratch on the lens, you might be wondering how to get the scratch out ...

Dirty or scratched lenses are not only an issue of aesthetics but a matter of safety, too. When your glasses aren’t 100 percent clear — especially if they’re prescription — you risk being blinded by a ...

Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with advertisers on this site. When you’re buying a pair of glasses, you probably give plenty of thought to the kind of frames you want—aviator, wire, ...

I suffer from a medical condition that top ophthalmologists refer to as “blind as a bat.” But there’s a silver lining. With glasses, my vision is 20/20, and so my specs spend every minute of the day ...

Glasses are a magnet for streaks, dust and grime. This became abundantly clear (or blurry, as the case may be) when I recently binge-watched Outlander with my teen daughter. I constantly took my ...

The types of lenses you choose can make a big difference in the quality of your eyeglasses. Depending on what your eye doctor advises, some people can get along just fine with basic plastic CR-39 ...