Where to find a anti blue light glasses if I have a big nose

Hi glass lovers,
I have this Culver Ltd. Strawberry pitcher I would like to know more about.
Only info I found is on WorthPoint

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-culver-strawberry-pitcher-3832009676

…and I don’t have access to it. If you have any idea how much it worths in pristine condition or you have access to WP I would really appreciate your help!
Got strawberry lemonade?

I recently switched to a new optometrist, got a new prescription, glasses and contacts. I can see perfectly fine with my contacts but I can’t see out of glasses. The strange part is it’s only the left lens that I can’t see out of. I took them back, they retested the glasses and redid my eye test. The glasses and my test said the same thing as before, but they still sent the glasses back to the lab to redo them. I get them back and same issue happened (the left is still blurry but in a different way if that makes sense). Before I switched doctors I sorta had the same problem but a lot less intense (I couldn’t see around the edges)

So I just got a refund, but I’m scared to go to a different place and the same issue happens, especially since I don’t really know why??

If it helps, my prescription is:
Left: -2.25, Right: -3.00
I also have astigmatism in both eyes, in different directions.

Please tell me I’m not the only one :(

Note: I’m not too familiar with Reddit, so I’m sorry if the formatting is awkward :)

As the topic title says, I just got new glasses. However, my vision gets distorted on the bottom when I look up, and I'm having a hard time reading certain screens, like the one in the car. I oddly can read my phone fine, and other words look great. The curving when I look up is making it hard to walk, as everything is getting distorted. Is this something that will go away, or is it the glasses?

I got a second pair of glasses as well, and these don't do that. But the sides are also over stretched, something I need to get fixed soon. (I didn't realize it until later, it felt fine in the store, and then I realized the sides are HUGE when I got home and that I had not opened them all the way when I put them on), so it could if they fit right.

I also am not sure if these glasses are high index. They look really thick. I paid for high index for one of the pairs. The first are my new ones (supposedly high index), second is the pair that doesn't distort, and third are my old ones (also were high index). My new lenses look really thick, and they aren't supposed to. My vision changed by 1 point, yes, but to make that much of a difference? Finally, if it matters, my vision is terrible and I do have astigmatism. Thanks in advance.

Astigmatism in my 2-year-old: Should we start glasses or wait for his eyes to develop?
My son is two and has never shown any obvious signs of vision problems. However, because I have astigmatism and hate wearing glasses, I wanted his eyes checked from birth.
After several checkups and a hospital referral, he has now been prescribed glasses:
Right eye: +1.00 sphere, −1.25 cylinder
Left eye: +1.75 sphere, −2.00 cylinder
Neither my husband nor my parents or siblings have astigmatism, although both our extended families have people who wear glasses.
My own experience makes me wonder whether his prescription might improve naturally. I was diagnosed with astigmatism at around 10 but rarely wore glasses until I was 18. By then, my prescription had improved considerably, reportedly to around half its previous strength.
Now I’m wondering whether my son’s eyes might also change as he grows. He’s only two, and I’m confused about whether to start glasses immediately or ask about monitoring his eyes first.
I’m particularly looking for experiences from parents whose toddlers had similar prescription values.
Did your child’s astigmatism improve as they grew? Did you start glasses immediately, or did your doctor recommend monitoring? If they wore glasses from age two, did their prescription eventually decrease?
I don’t want my dislike of glasses or my personal experience to influence a decision that could affect my son’s vision. I just want to understand my options and hear from parents who’ve been through something similar.
Thank you! ❤️

Just got a pair of glasses for 150€ and I have only ~ -1 on both eyes and was wondering if corneal curvature affects the way I see or could I just get any cheap pairs of -1 dioptrin glasses?

First time posting here since I’m getting desperate to find these for cosplay, but I’m trying to find the glasses/sunglasses that Hal Jordan wears in episode 5 of Lanterns

I’ve seen that it could be Moncler Diffractor ML0206, ML0089, or that it is some sort of welding/blue light glasses. It could be entirely custom for the show, but I’m not sure

Any help would be appreciated in trying to find out what glasses these are! Thank you!

So I am wearing glasses for 20 years now started with cheap ones and moved to standard zeiss and now I was looking to make new one and visited local shops in sweden and some good packages buy one get one free costing my prescription -4 sp -1 cyc almost 6k for two frames and glass with drive safe coating but then I stumble across Matsuda frame and With zeiss lenses it is costing me 13k and Man I am confused as to what to do? I can afford but spending that much is worth it?
Technically it is my eyes but what I want to know are the alternatives if I have to spend 10k sek or $1,000 on glasses what are my other options?

I have perfect vision during the day, the only issues i ever have are with digital things far away, i get a blur on, but even then its very minor, but at night other people's headlights and the road lights block everything, i can't even see the centerline because of other people's lights/streetlights. The only time I can see is out in the country when there's no one coming because of the nice reflective yellow line. Should I get glasses for this or just get better headlights? Thanks!

Hi, I am 26f. I recently had an eye test done where I was recommended glasses as my vision tends to be blurry (very slightly) at a distance which causes some strain. I only realized when I friend could read a sign that I couldnt. I only got them yesterday but feel like I do not notice too much of a difference. My eyes are still adjusting to the lenses though. Should I give it some time to see if it improves?

I have worn glasses my whole life. I am an adult now, and I work in Cell Phone Repair. So as you imagine, my glasses scratch up quick quick (Due to sometimes flying debris). I never pay for the extra coatings and layers they offer when i get my glasses. But i want to know if those extra layers are worth it, like what will be good to pay extra for that can extend my glasses lifespan?

Not sure which ones… Help me Decide!

I got glasses at 13 and since then to now (19) every time I try wearing various ones I always either get a really bad pain behind my ears and either light headed or a bad headache, or if I take it off my ear and leave it on my nose, my nose starts to pain and I get a headache.

I’ve had a few pairs but I just can’t make it. My mom worked at an optical and I’ve tried out a bunch but I just keep getting told you need to get accustom to the frames. Recently I got a large pair of meta rayband and the same thing.

Has anyone else had this problem before and if so, any tips? I’m a student pilot so my glasses are required to fly though I don’t really wear them otherwise. I have decent vision but wearing them I notice it’s slight less blurry compared to what I normally see.

I have a Lenskart eyeglass frame with colorful graphics printed on the temples (side arms). I’d like to make it look clean and minimal by removing the graphics.
I’m pretty sure it’s a factory-printed design, not a sticker.

I just got back from an eye test and got a new prescription where the optometrist told me my vision had gotten worse within a year. I told him I am prescribed glasses but never wear them because I don’t really need to personally and I feel fine doing tasks without them. When he told me my vision had gotten worse, he said this was because I hadn’t been wearing my glasses. Is this true?

Wanted to try out a pair of sunglasses that i can use to film some fishing vids but need to be able to wear my prescription glasses. Are there any sunglasses that can record vids that fit over prescription? any suggestions are helpful!

Anyone knows the brand of these glasses frame worn by Stephen Wolfram (well known physicist)? I think they are all the same brand. thanks

I am looking for wide enough and long enough temple arms. Temple width being 150 mm minimum or higher is great and the temple length starting at 155mm would be good too. lens height not being about a 42 and nose bridge 17 to 18 mm. I check out the nose brideg area on frames to see if they are more for low nose bridges and therefore have larger integrated nose pieces, just like pairs offered from payne glasses. I just ordered a pair from eyeshells on october 6 but its the 15 and it just now is in new york. I hope it arrives next week some time. This is the pair to reference that i ordered from eyeshells: Rectangle Glasses A3920 - Wide Frames for Men with Larger Heads | Prescription Glasses | EYESHELLS