Category: Eyeglasses

Many different kinds of lenses can be used in eyeglasses. However, some lenses can seem like they do the same thing. This can make it confusing to choose the lenses that are best for you. Your optometrist will be able to help you find which lens is best for you by performing a comprehensive eye…

At Rock optiX, we understand that your eyewear is an essential part of your daily life. Not only do they help you see the world clearly and help prevent eye strain, but they also make a statement about your style and personality. That's why we offer a wide range of frames and lens options designed…

If you wear glasses, you’ve likely had them for years—many refractive errors first develop in childhood. Your eyes experience many changes as you grow, and many younger patients must update their prescriptions frequently. When you’re an adult, vision changes happen more slowly, but you can still experience significant changes to your sight.  A significant change…

Today, people can spend many hours a day on digital devices, from smartphones to laptops and televisions. While technological advancements can make our lives more comfortable and convenient, they also have a downside. Electronic screens emit blue light, short-wavelength visible light that can disrupt our circadian rhythm. Digital screens can also cause digital eye strain.…

Whether you are a first-time glasses wearer or have been enjoying the benefits for a long time, it is natural to wonder when the ideal time is to get a fresh new pair of glasses. Rest assured—you are not alone. Glasses have varying lifespans depending on several factors. You should get new glasses when your…

It should come as no surprise that having the right prescription for eyeglasses is crucial for optimal vision. However, your eyes are constantly changing, and prescriptions don’t last forever.  An eyeglass prescription is generally good for 1–2 years. Once this date has passed, you can’t use it to buy any new glasses or replacement lenses.…