Across the country, many children are beginning a new school year and healthy vision will be critical to a successful academic year. As a child grows, an untreated eye disease or condition becomes more difficult to correct. Vision problems that can affect children include Amblyopia, (“lazy eye”), Strabismus, (“crossed eyes”), and the most common forms of refractive error: myopia (nearsightedness) and hyperopia (farsightedness). Read more about these conditions!

If you love our matching family sunnies, then help us spread the word about our small family business! Word-of-mouth is one of the best ways we can share our products with parents like you.

We are so excited to announce our new partnership with Zappos Adaptive! We are honored to be a part of such an amazing group of products designed to make life easier for those who have special needs or challenges getting dressed. The items featured in the Zappos Adaptive line are designed for people with a range of conditions including autism, diabetes and mobility issues.

As 80s kids, there's nothing better than seeing all of the awesome throw backs to 80s fashion and places in Netflix's 'Stranger Things' series! From hair scrunchies, jean jackets, shopping at the mall, and so much more... it's overflowing with 80s nostalgia. Since Season 3 was just released this month, we wanted to share what we think would be each Stranger Things character's favorite color of ro•sham•bo shades. Our ‘80s-inspired square style sunglasses are the perfect fit for the iconic 1980s era TV show!

Ophthalmologists are seeing a marked increase in children with dry eyes and eye strain from too much screen time. But does digital eyestrain cause lasting damage? Should your child use reading glasses or computer glasses? As you send your kids back to school next month for more time with screens and books, the American Academy of Ophthalmology is arming parents with the facts about children's eyes and computer screens, so they can make informed choices about their children’s eye health.