Best Eyeglasses near me in Wichita, KS
The best Eyeglasses near me in Wichita, KS – map location, contacts, real reviews, rating.
Eyeglasses
834 N Socora St # B, Wichita, KS 67212
+1 316-722-8883
Eyeglasses
834 N Socora St # B, Wichita, KS 67212
+1 316-722-8883
Eyeglasses
655 N Woodlawn Blvd, Wichita, KS 67208
+1 316-684-5158
Eyeglasses are the simplest optical device designed to correct vision; there are also glasses to protect the eyes from various factors (safety glasses). Glasses consist of frames and lenses. Glasses frames are made of plastic, metal and combined. They can be symmetrical, asymmetrical, round, with or without rims and with both rigid and flexible earpieces.
Correcting glasses are a medical optical device for correcting various visual impairments. They are used for correction of refractive error, accommodation disorders and for correction of eye muscular system defects. In cases when ordinary eyeglasses don't give the desired effect special eyeglasses are used. They include telescopic, prismatic, hemianopic glasses as well as magnifying glasses with illuminators.
What are eyeglasses for?
There are several pathologies in which these ophthalmic products are most commonly used: myopia; hyperopia; astigmatism; and presbyopia.
What do glasses for work mean?
The glasses for working at a computer or other gadgets are designed for people with poor vision as well as those who see well. To protect our vision, experts have developed glasses for computer work. The main difference between computer glasses and other glasses is the function of blocking the blue spectrum rays.
The main difference between computer glasses and other glasses is the function of blocking the rays of the blue spectrum.
What's better for vision - glasses or lenses?
Contact lenses, unlike glasses, follow the curvature of your eye to provide a wider field of vision and prevent significant visual distortion or interference of any kind.
What are polarizing glasses?
Polarizing glasses are glasses with lenses that have a polarizing filter (polarized). The main difference between polarized glasses and sunglasses is the very film/film which blocks the reflected, aka horizontal, light (glare) but lets in the vertical rays which are responsible for color and contrast.
Top Reviews
Ashley Stenzel | Rating: 5 | Lentz Eye Care
I was unable to get into my regular eye doctor for months. I called Lentz and was offered an appointment the next day. Upon arrival I was greeted with 2 very friendly faces at the front desk. Check in was very easy and I was called back for my exam promptly. The girl that did my preliminary exam was very thorough and sweet (I wish I could remember all their names) and then the doctor came in quickly after she finished with me. The entire process was very thorough but also quick. When I left I was given 2 weeks of contact lenses to get me through until my order comes in. I'm honestly so glad I made the switch. This office is great!
Nina Bennett | Rating: 5 | Le Phong H OD
He is professional and friendly. Very thorough and takes his time but doesn’t keep you longer than need be. Helpful and set up an appointment for me with an opthomologist due to an eye problem. Such a great experience. He’s a nice doctor. I would highly recommend him to anyone.
Nocturnal | Rating: 5 | Trevor R. Askew, OD
Dr. Askew was patient and so kind. The ladies there are helpful as well. I had to come in after hours due to swelling in my left eye. He was thorough and did not rush! Made sure everything was healthy and that I had all my concerns addressed. Turned out to be an allergy. I took his advice on drops and care. In a couple days the swelling was gone. I recommend Dr. Askew highly. Thank you for everything.