Almost no one buys a pair of sunglasses unless they feel good, look cool, and make you feel confident. Shapes, sizes, colors, ...

In this guide, we'll walk you through the major types of glasses so you can feel confident finding glasses that fit your ...

Many blue-light-blocking glasses have an orange or yellow tint that is supposed to absorb the blue light while allowing other light to pass through. Generally, the darker the lenses on a pair of ...

which automatically changes its tint depending on the intensity of UV hitting the lens, makes a lot of sense, especially if you need to wear prescription glasses when skiing. A light-sensitive ...

If you wear glasses, you know just how annoying smudges can be. In fact, it can be nearly impossible to focus on whatever you’re looking at. But wearing dirty glasses can be more than just annoying.

It’s taking the cues and amplifying them to the point of caricature and cliché. It’s less in the detail, more in big brushstrokes. It’s seeing the past with neon-tinted glasses. Above all it’s fun.

An activation wavelength (λ max) in the red spectral range allows penetration in deeper layers than blue light (Ash et al., 2017). Therefore, optogenetic tools that are sensitive to red light are ...

Following up on a report from February this year, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman is doubling down on claims that Apple is developing new wearable products, suggesting that it could bring smart glasses ...

Light therapy glasses look a little futuristic, casting a blue light over the eyes and onto the face. In some ways, they are. But light therapy delivered via glasses also relies on science that is as ...