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Protect your eyesight from further damage! LVE Optics glasses work equally well for
nearsighted or farsighted people, how you use them will depend on your vision correction needs. People who are nearsighted (can’t see far away) can use them to watch TV, movies or outdoor sporting events. Nearsighted students can use them to see the whiteboard at school. Due to the loss of peripheral (side) vision, however, the glasses should not be used while driving.
People who are farsighted or presbyopic can get rid of their reading glasses. They can use their glasses at the computer or to read a magazine or a menu. Because LVE Optics glasses resemble normal sunglasses, they can be used anywhere in public without attracting unwanted attention.
Regardless of HOW you use the glasses, the key is to use them as often as possible while avoiding eyeglasses or contact lenses. Prescription lenses are a primary cause of deteriorating eyesight because they do the work of the eye muscles, causing them to weaken. LVE Optics glasses are 100% natural vision correction and can never make your vision worse. Just as exercising keeps your body strong, exercising your eye muscles ensures that they will continue to function.
LVE Optics Glasses for Cataracts
Many people with cataracts see better through our glasses. A cataract is one or more opacities in the lens that do not allow the light to pass through properly but instead cause it to scatter. By cutting off the peripheral rays, our glasses can reduce some of this scattering and improve the vision.
LVE Optics Glasses for Improved Vision
When used for reading or other close work, our glasses reduce the amount of accommodation or focusing power that the eye must use to see clearly. There is an abundant amount of research that points the finger at excessive accommodation as the cause of acquired myopia. It is clear that anything that can reduce this accommodative effort, including LVE Optics glasses, is a useful weapon in retaining good vision.
How Our Glasses Work
LVE Optics glasses work by letting into the eye only the light rays entering at the center of the pupil while blocking out all the rest. The result is a clear, focused image projected on the retina at the back of the eye.
Myopia Prevention
Myopia prevention is an application that has until now been totally ignored. When a person's eye has become abnormally long due to excessive close work, the outermost rays come to a focus in front of the retina and cause the blurred vision. Imagine for a moment the common situation where a child begins to develop myopia and can't see the board in school clearly. The usual solution of giving the child minus lenses is disastrous. But suppose the child has a pair of LVE Optics glasses and puts them on just to look at the board. The cost and the risk involved with minus lenses has been avoided entirely. For those children whose natural farsightedness has diminished to around +0.5 diopters and are on the verge of moving into myopia, sitting down at the school desk and putting on our glasses should be almost simultaneous events. Many children might need nothing more than this to insure that they do not develop myopia.
Some Limitations
One limitation of our glasses is that blocking some of the light makes it more important than usual to have good lighting on the viewed object, even though the sharper image greatly compensates for the diminished light. When looking at television this is not a problem since the set makes its own light. When reading, a good lamp should be provided nearby. Another limitation is that peripheral vision is diminished, so they should not be used for driving or similar activities involving motion. As with any glasses, even sunglasses, they should not be used to stare at the sun, thinking that no harm can be done.
Our glasses cannot replace prescription glasses in every situation. People with over 6 diopters of myopia will probably not find our glasses useful, because they cannot eliminate all of the blur. And just as it would be risky to wear ordinary glasses in situations where they could be broken and damage the eyes, there are situations where using our glasses instead of prescription glasses is not advisable. Use common sense and only wear our glasses when the limited view does not pose a risk.
Closely Guarded Secret
Although some vision care specialists would have you believe that this type of glasses are ill-suited for regular use and can even harm your eyesight, nothing could be further from the truth. The U.S. Patent Office designated this type of glasses as a viable natural alternative to prescription lenses when it granted a patent to Charles C. Guthrie of Pittsburgh, PA for his “lensless spectacles” in 1934. Fearing that these inexpensive glasses could steal away a huge percentage of their business, those in the vision correction industry have done their best to keep them away from the public ever since.
Can you imagine what the eye doctors and optical industry think about this inexpensive solution? The fact that you don’t find these kind of glasses in the optical stores and eye doctors don’t recommend them should give you a hint. Think about it!
Glasses for people with CATARACTS
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