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TIPS FROM OUR EXPERTS
Find out everything you need to know about Transitions® lenses and light management.
TIPS FROM OUR EXPERTS
Find out everything you need to know about Transitions® lenses and light management.
HOW TO CARE
FOR
YOUR GLASSES
and
contacts
Glasses and contact lenses are an investment of time and money that helps ensure your vision is at its best. One of the most important things you can do to maintain this investment is to keep your eyewear clean and cared for.
How to clean
your
eyeglasses
Cleaning your glasses regularly can help you see better when wearing them and keep them looking new.
While it may seem like you can use any cloth and cleaner to clean your glasses, this is actually not the case. It’s important to avoid using regular household glass cleaners or ammonia-based products, as they can damage your eyeglass lenses.
For best results, use an eyeglass cleaner and microfiber cloth created specifically for use with eyewear.
To clean your glasses, spray them with eyeglass cleaner and wipe them dry with a clean lens cloth or microfiber cloth. If you notice marks or scratches that can’t be removed with a good cleaning, bring your eyeglasses into a LensCrafters store and ask an associate for their recommendation.
Without regular cleaning, you may notice oil, smudges and debris on your lenses, which can make it difficult to see through them clearly. This buildup can also be seen by someone talking to you — one more reason to clean your eyeglasses regularly.
In-store
eyewear care
If you can't remove dirt and oil buildup from your glasses yourself, bring your eyewear into one of our 1000+ stores for a free cleaning and adjustment service. Complimentary adjustments are supplied for the life of your glasses and include checking for and tightening loose screws as well as replacing nose pads.
For extra protection, take advantage of LensCrafters’ One-Year Eyewear Protection plan when you buy your glasses. It covers accidental damage from handling and protection from normal wear and tear. Plus, you can use it as much as you want during your one-year term.
How to clean
contact lenses
If you wear daily disposable lenses, simply throw your contacts in the trash at the end of each day. For biweekly and monthly contact lenses, there are various contact lens solutions available to clean your contacts and store them overnight. These solutions remove the buildup of oils and proteins that, when left on your contact lenses, can cause eye irritation and make lenses deteriorate faster.
When cleaning your contact lenses, make sure you:
For best results when cleaning your contacts:
HELPFUL TIPS TO
CARE
FOR YOUR
GLASSES AND
CONTACT lenses
While regular cleanings keep your frames and lenses shiny and clear, taking proper care of them helps prolong their wearability. Here are a few care tips to make sure you’re getting the most from your glasses or contacts:
GLASSES:
CONTACT LENSES:
While cleaning and caring for eyeglasses and contacts requires a level of responsibility, doing so will make a big difference in how well you see, how comfortable you feel and how long your eyewear lasts.
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