Fargo, ND
Eyeglasses can get dirty or smudged from oily fingers, makeup, moisturizers, or dirt from everyday handling. Cloudy glasses can make it difficult to see through the lenses, which contradicts the reason for wearing glasses in the first place.
It is important to clean your glasses properly so that you don’t scratch them, permanently damaging the lens or frame. Safe products like glasses wipes can be a great way of cleaning your glasses without risking damage.
You probably want your glasses to last for a few years, and proper care and cleaning can help. Keep reading for a few recommendations on how to properly clean your glasses from our team.
Here is an easy step-by-step guide on how you can clean your glasses frames and lenses at home:
The first step to cleaning your eyeglasses is to prepare all your supplies in advance. You will likely need a microfibre cloth and cleaning solution. Microfiber cloths are great at removing smudges and dirt without leaving streaks.
Before cleaning your glasses, we recommend washing your hands with warm water and soap. It will help prevent bacteria on your hands from transferring to your glasses.
Gently run warm water over your glasses to help remove any built-up dirt and dust that might be on the frame and lenses. If you live in an area with hard water, we recommend using water that has been distilled.
Cleaning your glasses can be challenging when the wrong materials are involved. Here are a few things to avoid using when cleaning your glasses:
One of the most common mistakes is people using paper towels, toilet paper, tissues, and the fabric of their shirts to clean their glasses. These materials are too coarse and can lead to minor scratches on your glasses, which reduces the clarity of your lenses over time.
It’s important to keep your glasses away from window cleaners like Windex. Window cleaners have harsh chemicals that can damage lenses and any coating on them. It can also damage your frames.
Glasses can be one of the most essential tools to complete daily tasks like driving, reading, or working. Here are a few tips to help keep your glasses in great shape.
If you are having difficulties with your vision, whether it be reading a book or driving at night, glasses might be a great solution. Here are some things to know about getting a pair of glasses:
The first step to getting a pair of glasses is making an appointment with your eye doctor for an eye exam.
During the exam, your optometrist will perform a series of tests to evaluate your vision and check your ocular health. Some of the common conditions that might require glasses include:
If you believe you are experiencing any of these vision conditions, book an appointment with your optometrist. They can determine the prescription needed for your condition.
Once you’ve completed your eye exam and you’ve received your prescription, you can look for a pair of glasses that suit your needs. At McCulley Optix Gallery, we have a large selection of well-crafted and sleek frame designs that may be perfect for your style.
Our friendly staff at McCulley Optix Gallery can address any vision concerns and help you look for your next pair of glasses—book an appointment online to get started.
Posted in Eyewear, Frames & Lenses
Dr. McCulley graduated with honor from Boston College in 1997 with a bachelor of science and a major in Spanish and pre-medical studies. She then went on to study optometry and graduated with honors from the Southern College of Optometry in 2001. She has past experience from the University of Minnesota Department of Ophthalmology fitting specialty contact lenses and working with low vision patients. Dr. McCulley is experienced in pediatrics and has a keen interest in treating dry eye.
567 32nd Ave E
Fargo, ND 58078, USA
Phone: 701.373.2020
Email: info@optixgallery.com
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You can find us just west of Veterans Boulevard on 32nd Ave E. Heading west, take the second left after Veteran’s Boulevard. We are on the south side of the street.
567 32nd Ave E
Fargo, ND 58078, USA
567 32nd Ave E
Fargo, ND 58078, USA
Phone: 701.373.2020
Email: info@optixgallery.com
Copyright All Rights Reserved