While many of us think of coloured contacts as Halloween accessories, they have grown in popularity over the past few years as part of mainstream fashion.
Drivers are stripped of their licence for several reasons, and one of them can be because their vision doesn’t meet the minimum requirements. In 2019, around 19 people per day lost their licence because of their eyesight.
The ability to see clearly is crucial for driving safely. Given that our eyesight can deteriorate as we age, it is often debated whether people should be allowed to drive as they reach certain milestones.
It’s natural for new parents to ask various questions about their newborn baby. As the baby grows in the first few months to a year, there are plenty of changes to witness. Vision is something that develops and changes quickly in babies, from eye colour to being able to see clearly.
Lenstore reveals insights about the development of babies' eyesight, how to encourage good vision in babies, and how to spot sight problems.
Whether it’s commuting to work or meeting up with friends, we’ve all been in a situation where we’re running late and find ourselves applying makeup on the tube. For many of us, this is a challenge in itself; the heat of the carriages, finding a seat and the risk of getting knocked over on a busy line.
But have you ever wondered which are the best and arguably safest lines to do your makeup?
When picking prospective dating partners, there are many factors that we look at, and on dating apps like Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge, first impressions are vitally important.
One of those impressions comes in the form of eye colour. Eyes are said to be the windows to the soul, and a connection when you make eye contact can be the spark that leads to a long romance.
For most of us, the internet provides almost unlimited access to all the information, products and services we could possibly need. However, there are still many people who struggle to access even the most ubiquitous sites on the web.
Often, visually impaired users have various requirements in order to browse online. Therefore, with over two million people in the United Kingdom alone living with some form of sight loss, websites that do not fulfil these requirements are disabling access to a large proportion of our community.
