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If you need corrective eyewear, it’s wise to invest in more than one pair of glasses. Even those who wear contact lenses can benefit from having multiple pairs of eyeglasses. After all, most people who wear contacts still use glasses daily, albeit briefly, upon waking up and before going to bed. Here are a few reasons why you should invest in at least two pairs. 

3 Reasons to Buy More Than One Pair of Glasses

1. Have a Backup Pair

If you lose or break your only pair of eyeglasses, it will probably take more than a week for their replacement to come in. Depending on how poor your vision is, you may be unable to read, drive, or even work in the meantime. As long as you have a backup pair, however, breaking or misplacing eyeglasses poses no inconvenience at all. 

2. Change Your Look

eyeglassesWhen it comes to corrective eyewear, form and function are equally important. Prescription glasses may technically be medical devices, but since you wear them on your face, it’s reasonable to prioritize form, as well. In fact, why not get multiple pairs, so you can have several different looks? You don't wear the same outfit in every setting, so why would you wear the same pair of glasses? At the end of the day, different occasions call for different styles of eyewear. 

3. Handle the Task at Hand

Thin metal frames might look best in the office, but yardwork calls for thicker, more durable frames. Likewise, those who work at a computer all day may want glasses with an anti-glare coating, but on the weekends, they might prefer to don transition lenses and hit the green. There are a lot of different frames and lenses to choose from, and each serves a specific purpose. 

 

If you need updated eyeglasses or a second pair to go with your first, turn to Daniel J. Kroger OD. Located in West Chester, OH, this optometrist has been offering quality eye care for patients of all ages for nearly three decades. With a commitment to providing excellent service and remaining at the forefront of advancements in his field, Dr. Kroger gives each patient the personalized attention they deserve. To schedule an appointment, visit his website or call (513) 777-3936. 

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