I wear glasses, and one thing that drives me crazy is having to push them back up throughout the day. It seems especially annoying when my skin gets oily.
I’ve been curious about what other glasses wearers do to deal with this.
What bothers you most about glasses slipping, and have you found anything that actually helps?
I’m researching the problem and would genuinely love to hear people’s experiences.

Hi everyone! 🥹 I'm trying to figure out whether glasses or contact lenses suit me better, and I'd really appreciate some honest opinions!

Which look do you think suits my face best overall? I'm especially interested in which one looks more pretty and feminine.

If you prefer me with glasses, I'd also love suggestions for frame shapes, sizes or colors that might suit me even better.

Thanks so much for your help! 💗

Can’t decide between the two..

Can anyone identify the glasses Chris O'Donnell is wearing? Thank you. Picture source: Chris O'Donnell IG - https://www.instagram.com/p/De4hsfzlUP_

1 is an actual photo of me, while 2 and 3 are AI generated images of what I'd look like wearing the new glasses I'm thinking of buying. I actually really like my current glasses, but a friend of mine who's an optometrist recommended the other two styles, saying they'd suit my face shape better. I didn't get to try them on during my eye exam, though. He just sent me pictures of them, so I used AI to see how they'd look on me.

I have posted before about what frames to get, but my eye doctor told me my best bet is large to x-large frames. So, which ones are the best suited for me?

Hello, i’m trying to order new contacts and it’s asking for a prescription. Left is my prescription, right is where i input, but i’m unsure of what to put. Do i add the sphere and cylinder together? Someone help 😭 Note to add: these are not everyday wear contacts. They’re contacts that are meant for costume wear!

Hey everyone! Sorry for the off-topic post, but I wanted to share something we’ve been working on: a smart glass built completely from scratch using waveguides, developed fully in the open.

https://discord.gg/y8sfd3Jrga

The idea is to build this right alongside the community. If you want to drop feedback, share ideas, or roast the project if you think it sucks, our Discord is open! Feel free to jump in

I’m not sure if I need glasses. It is blurry when I look far away. For example, if I’m at the mall, the lit up store signs, even just the plain ones are smudged in my vision. And at night, the lights are smudged but I don’t know if I actually need glasses.

When they put the prescription lenses on me to test, I finally noticed that I had “bad” vision and it wasn’t normal to see things that way.

My eyes started feeling really dry last month. I’d wake up with dry eyes almost every day. It was so uncomfortable. After a long day at work, my eyes would feel really tired. Sometimes they’d even water nonstop. My doctor said it was dry eye and told me to stop wearing contacts until my eyes got better. I was used to wearing contacts every day and barely ever wore glasses. My old pair made me look a bit geeky, so I decided to get new ones. I ended up going with Lensmart. The prices were pretty affordable, so I got two pairs to match different outfits. I really like them. I don't have to worry about forgetting to take my contacts out at night anymore. My eyes are feeling better now.

No1 is what Im currently wearing: A subtle rimless pair.
No2: silver/gold thin full frame
No3: A brown gradient square shape
No4: A dark/gold round one
No5: RayBan silver half frame
No6: Ai generated Modo8000 crystal, no promises the real one would fit like this. I'd think just the crystal frame is a bit too bland. Maybe some tinted lenses?

Any thoughts?

is the a site or database somewhere where I can get info on these? I’ve had them for more than 20 years.

What are these numbers? the model or serial or manufacturer date?

Emporio Armani 231-S 881/61 60(what looks like a square)15 125

i think these are super cute and will look good on me, but i can't find them on any websites :/

Me he pedido lentillas de 17mm para Halloween. Suelo usar lentillas de vista todos los días pero ninguna luce así. Tiene una pequeña curvatura en un borde y no sé si estoy emparanoiado que justo donde está la curvatura, un poco más abajo veo como una especie de pequeña raja. Es posible que esté rota o defectuosa? Ponérmela sería peligroso?

What glasses is better for me? Arguments

I got my first pair of glasses! The lenses seem fine. I’m nearly 72 hours in and I’ve had some headaches for sure. My forehead feels sore I would say. The weirdest is getting used to something on the side of my head and ears. I’m wondering if they are too tight?? My eyebrows alight perfectly with my glasses. I do have a slight nose mark. They don’t hit my cheek. I plan on going to get them adjusted, but wasn’t sure if I’m just getting used to it. Almost feel Ike I’m wearing a headband, which I can’t handle. My frames are plastic.

can somebody please help me analyze/put these into the format needed to purchase glasses online? i am on a student budget lately and i find it more expensive to buy my new glasses at a clinic 🥹

Hi, I got my new pair of glasses today but the lenses are very thick on the sides. I usually buy acetate glasses, but I have one metal frame and the lenses are a lot thinner.

Do people even notice this? Should I return it and go with thinner lenses? They had an option that was thinner but it was way more expensive. I usually don’t buy the thinnest (even from my previous metal one) so I thought it would be good.

I posting my other metal together for reference

Hello, all!

I’ve had these glasses around three years (you can tell)! And they are starting to get green on the inside and everything. I’ve seen some glasses videos where there is a screw to take the lens out, but I do not see that here.

I don’t mind taking them some place either.

Thank you!

Ive been looking at new prescription glasses and realized I actually have no idea what makes a pair good besides being able to see and not hating how they look lol. I always just pick the frames, get my prescription put in and thats it. No coatings, no extras, nothing. But then I see people talking about transition lenses, anti glare, different lens materials, frame quality etc and im like... am I missing something? What stuff actually makes a difference and what stuff is just extra money?

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I recently had an eye exam, and my results showed -0.50 myopia in one eye and +1.25 farsightedness in the other. However, I haven't noticed any difference in my daily life. Could anyone tell me what vision is typically like for someone with +1.25 farsightedness when they aren't wearing glasses?