Smart Start (Above) 

When will we live in a world with activity-tracking eyewear that earns you points redeemable for helping individuals in need of vision care. Wait! We do! They’re VSP Global’s LEVEL smart glasses. And yes, there’s an app for that. leveltechnology.com

$270

Confident Colonel

You know the General. Now get to know its new iteration, the RAY-BAN Colonel. The updated design marches onto the scene with a fresh, more square-shaped design, while maintaining the original’s flat double-bridge and temples. ray-ban.com

$178

The Right Angle

Round lenses in an angled frame with S-shaped temples make for a true celebration of shapes. Join the party with the Lupino, from WALTER & HERBERT. oaeyewear.com

$331

Slick Moves

Iridescence rules the day for the model HK77, from the Oil Slick Collection by HOT KISS. nouveaueyewear.com

$199.99

Stay Awear

Made with sustainable materials and eco-conscious processes, the latest AWEAR collection includes two women’s and two men’s styles. The lightweight men’s model CC3373 features a keyhole bridge. charmant.com

$125

Protection Connection

You’ve heard of SPF, but do you know about BPF? That’s the Blue-Light Protection Factor—an indicator of protection against HEV blue light and UV light. The Liquet Lens, shown here on GUNNAR model Haus, blocks at least 35 percent of blue light. gunnar.com

$99.99

Into the Groove

Grind, bevel, and deliver a polished lens edge with the SANTINELLI Lexce, which is 15 to 30 percent faster than what you’re used to. This multifunctional system is ideal for all levels — from beginner to professional. santinelli.com

Price upon request

Screen Time

Personalize the patient experience with the LED-illuminated EYE-DNA retail kiosk, which runs V1.5 of the 3DNA eyewear app. The kiosk includes the touchscreen, a 3D scanner, display space for 16 frames, and storage space. eye-dna.com

$6, 500

This article originally appeared in the April 2018 edition of INVISION.   

Even in sunny SoCal the winter months are slower for sunglass sales. That said, the BVLGARI 0BV8170 still draws the ladies in. It is a classic, comfortable style ladies love. Dawn Christman Munoz, North Valley Eye Medical Group, Mission Hills, CA

The Bvlgari BV8170 features a soft cat eye and the brand’s signature jewelry detailing.$410.

I brought in VINYL FACTORY since it’s a lower price point. The Offer in Color C3 was the first one off the shelf. Unisex, perfect for the cost-conscious. Sherry Berry, Eye Against Eye, Philadelphia, PA

Vinyl Factory, distributed in the U.S. by MAD Vision, takes us back to an earlier time and re-interprets classic and iconic eyewear models. The Offer, available in three colors, is shown here in Color C3, a Lapis Lazuli tortoise.$315.  

Any round metal “wire” frame. The classic trend is even starting to get me wanting one. Heather Harrington, Elevated Eyecare, Denver, CO

IVNU, Ultimate Lens Package through ESSILOR. Pam Peters, Midwest Eye, Downers Grove, IL

FREAKSHOW... we can’t keep it on our shelves! Katie Mcelvaine, OD, Springfield Family Vision, Springfield, MO

FLEXON and FERRAGAMO. Our trunk show at the end of the month pushed these two lines to the top. Amy Pelak, Proview Eyecare Optometry, Corona, CA

The PRADA PR06TV and RAY-BAN RB2132 New Wayfarer. Michelle Wright, Depoe Eye Center, Sharpsburg, GA

VARI. Patients love the lightweight design and colors. Kim Riggs, Kimberly Riggs, OD, Ligonier, PA

OAKLEY. The company has invested in lens technology for very specific sports. They have a deep water fishing lens and a shallow water fishing lens. We’re close to the beach and different lakes so they’ve sold really well. Josh Bladh, Dr. Bladh, OD, Diamond Bar, CA

Our own proprietary brand, LA VIDA, designed to fit our demographic; mostly Latina and African American. It arrived the first week of February and we sold over 154 pieces! Diana Sims, Buena Vista Optical, Chicago, IL

We had our first FACE À FACE trunk show and it went really well! It was our top selling line both optical and sun. Caitlin Bruno, Binyon Vision Center, Bellingham, WA

MAUI JIM is always a favorite and I brought in the ophthalmic collection sure to be a great seller. Julie Uram, Optical Oasis, Jupiter, FL

FYSH. All kinds of fun styles that fit well. Plus, they added glitter! Erin Pillsbury, Shasta Eye Medical Group, Redding, CA

SAFILO Core and Tura’s TED BAKER. Fred Sirotkin, OD, Eagle Eye Care, Columbia, MD

Lots of BEBE. Our ladies are digging the blingy accents. Stacey Harlander, CNY Eye Care, East Syracuse, NY

The L.G.R. Norton sold great. James Armstrong, Alberta Eye Care, Portland, OR

MODO/ECO is still top seller in women. No particular model. All of them. Beautiful colors, lightweight designs, and fun trendy shapes. OGA is top for men. Solid and streamlined. Susan Frein, Ames Eye Care, Ankeny, IA

The NINA RICCI VNR 072. David Saxton, Kern Optical, Gulfport, MS

KATE SPADE always sells well here with women but L.A.M.B. is starting to give it a run for their money. Jeff Grosekemper, Casa de Oro Eyecare, Spring Valley, CA

CALVIN KLEIN and KIO YAMATO. Betty Aretz, The Eyecare Boutique, Wexford, PA

The GARRETT LEIGHT Calabar. What a design, should be the next Wayfarer!Dave Schultz, OD, Urban Optics, San Luis Obispo, CA

SOSPIRI. We had them featured at our 8th Anniversary party. Dorothy Reynolds, Optical Alternatives, Milford, CT

KIRK & KIRK! The colors! Swoon! Paula Hornbeck, Eye Candy & Eye Candy Kids, Delafield, WI

We brought in BCBG and STEVE MADDEN at a reasonable price, which increased sunglass sales.Pam Housley, Texas State Optical of Nederland, Port Arthur, TX

DVF sunglasses were a huge hit. Frances Ann Layton, Eye Associates of South GA, Valdosta, GA

EYES OF FAITH. Some of their new frames are eye-catchers. Mark Perry, OD, Vision Health Institute, Orlando, FL

PRODESIGN always rocks. Lisa Trippi, Eyesight Solutions, Mt. View, CA

We’re giving AMERICAN DREAM a go. They’re a smaller independent with a unique story and their AD-039 has done well for our female patients, mixing a keyhole nose with a beautiful acetate.Blake Hutto, OD, Family Vision Care, Alma, GA

ASPIRE and SILHOUETTE, my patients must be looking for lightweight frames! Paula Koch, OD, Cherry Optometry, Chelsea, MI

HAGGAR fits large-headed men. Great colors and prices. Jill Sweig, OD, Oyster Bay Optics, Oyster Bay, NY

This article originally appeared in the April 2018 edition of INVISION.   

Pop Art

The Evil Eye Vibes from POPSOCKETS is the phone accessory you didn’t even know you needed. Practical and on-brand, the adhesive grip and cord wrangler is even customizable for your practice.

 $10

popsockets.com

Super Food

PRN THERAPeUTICS introduces nūretin, a medical food formulated to reduce the risk of and slow the progression to diabetic retinopathy. Nūretin is a purified triglyceride form omega-3 providing 1,200 mgs of EPA and DHA in a 1:5 ratio. 

$34.95

prntherapeutics.com

Data is King

GPN TECHNOLOGIES debuts new features in its EDGEPro platform, also available to FOXFIRE clients. The updates offer a supercharged look into a user’s data to capitalize on opportunities already existing in their business by optimizing product mix and markup strategies.

Price varies

gatewaypn.com

So Accurate 

The EYOTO Emap offers a fast, one button system that checks lens design, corridor width and height, reading zone fit, frame suitability, lens surface damage and manufacturing defects for a consultative selling approach that drives customer satisfaction and higher margins.

Price upon request

eyoto.com

Wink, Wink

Can you ever have too many eye pillows? We don’t think so. Our latest? The handmade Awake pillow from SUN AND STARS CO. on Etsy. Of course, it comes in an Asleep version too.

$35.64

etsy.com

This article originally appeared in the April 2018 edition of INVISION.   

And the Winners Are…

Vision Expo named several winners in various categories during the 2018 exhibition. The winners of the 2018 Best Booth Contest were De Rigo REM and Kuusoft Corporation, respectively. Attendees who voted were entered to win a $500 AmEx gift card. The winners were Justin Hoatson of EyeCare Specialties, Dawn Camble of Vision Source of Texarkana, and Janet Kilroe of Franklin Lakes Opticians.

The 2018 Vision Choice winners were Specs of Wood in first place, Fetch Eyewear in second, and Lunette USA in third. Attendees who voted for the best new product were automatically entered to win a $500 Exhibit Hall shopping spree. Winners of those sprees were Kristen Aronsson, Mike Himmelreich and Annette Cullen. Lastly, Todd Rogers Eyewear of Andover, MA, was named the winner of the new OPTImum Retail Award.visionexpo.com

It’s Generational

Transitions Optical and the Center for Generation Kinetics (CGK) have released a new infographic, “Observing Generations: A Look at the Optical Buying Habits of Different Generations.” The infographic shows, among other things,  that Millennials are over four times more likely than other generations to have their eyeglass decisions influenced by a celebrity. facebook.com/transitionsoptical

10 ‘Best Practices’

CooperVision’s Best Practices program recognizes those whose care delivery elevates the profession. This year’s honorees included Doctor My Eyes, Scottsdale, AZ; Family Eye Care, Coal City, IL; Highlands Ranch Optical, Highlands Ranch, CO; The Koetting Associates, St. Louis, MO; Livermore Optometry Group, Livermore, CA; Norwalk Eye Care, Norwalk, CT; Personal Eyecare, Sylvania, OH; Pinnacle Eye Associates, McKinney, TX; Vision Optique, Houston, TX; and Vision Professionals, Columbus, OH. eyecarebestpractices.com

This article originally appeared in the April 2018 edition of INVISION.   

All Aboard

L’Amy Group has signed into an exclusive multi-year agreement with Chris-Craft to design, manufacture and distribute a premium collection of branded ophthalmic and sunglasses frames for men and women. Founded in 1874, Chris-Craft is a luxury American boat and yacht manufacturer. The collection will balance innovative design and high-quality materials and be introduced during the Silmo 2018.

Tavel Paid

The AAO named the recipients of the 2018 Student Travel Fellowship Awards to present their research at the 2018 ARVO annual meeting. Recipients are: Jessica Jasien, University of Alabama Birmingham, School of Optometry; Daisy Shu, BOptom(Hons)/BSci, University of New South Wales, School of Optometry and Vision Science; Laura Pardon, OD, MS, FAAO, University of Houston, College of Optometry; Katie Bales, University of Alabama Birmingham, School of Optometry; and Hannah Burfield, University of Houston, College of Optometry (supported by Johnson and Johnson, The Vision Care Institute), as well as Billie Beckwith-Cohen, DVM, MBA, FAAO, University of California Berkeley, School of Optometry (supported by the AAO). aaopt.org/students/stf

2017 Health Highlights

Global Data identified three 2017 digital highlights for the ophthalmology market. One, researchers in South Korea developed a smart contact lens that continuously and wirelessly monitors glucose and intraocular pressure. Second, EyeQue developed the first in-home vision testing solution to combine an optical miniscope, a smartphone application, and secure cloud-based technology for low-cost and precise measurement gathering. Lastly, Peek Vision launched Peek Retina, a smartphone camera adapter for retinal imaging which examines the optic nerve and macula to identify diseases such as glaucoma, cataract, diabetic retinopathy, and AMD. globaldata.com

Optometry Cares Scholarships

Optometry Cares and the AOA announced the winners of the following scholarships for 2018: The Vision West, Inc. Scholarship for InfantSEE, Peter Jacques, University of Missouri-St. Louis College of Optometry ($7,500) and Lindsay Estel, Southern College of Optometry ($3,000); the Bernard Maitenaz Scholarship, sponsored by Essilor, Spencer Lin, SALUS University ($10,000); the Dr. Pat and Patrick Cummings Scholarship, Kathleen Hoang, State University of New York College of Optometry ($5,000); the Dr. Seymour Galina Scholarship, Charlotte Love, Michigan College of Optometry at Ferris ($2,500); and the Dr. Larry J. Alexander Scholarship for Education, Sterlin Blakley, University of Alabama-Birmingham School of Optometry ($2,500). INFO: aoafoundation.org/endowment-fund 

This article originally appeared in the May 2018 edition of INVISION.   

For many parents, convincing their children to wear sunglasses is as difficult as getting them to wear sunscreen. According to The Vision Council, only 7.4 percent of American adults report their child “always” wears sunglasses and 13.4 percent report they use “nothing” to protect their child’s eyes from the sun’s UV rays. Kids generally receive three times the annual sun exposure of adults. Sunglasses are effective because they offer both UVA and UVB protection. In March, ZEISS even introduced UV Protect on all its lenses. Polycarbonate and Trivex lenses have a UV filter and are lightweight and impact resistant for children. Talk to your younger patients about sunwear. They’ll thank you in the long run.

XX2i Optics

France1 sunglasses, a sport frame for small and youth faces, come in polarized, sport reader and fully RX-able lenses and Bahamas1 from the Casual Sunglass Collection has a letterbox frame with polarized lenses.

(888) 662-6291 | xx2i.com 

Babiators 

Babiators Ice Collection with pliable rubber frames and shatter resistant UV-protected lenses.

orders@babiators.com
babiators.com

Toucca Kids

Brandon Navy Blue Wayfarer sunglasses handcrafted from acetate with OBE Flexuno Spring Hinges and polarized lenses with UV400 protection.

(877) 793-8908 | touccakids.com 

Real Kids Shades

Switch and Surf sunglasses (in toddler and youth sizes) that come in color-changing options.

(800) 283-1106 | realkidsshades.com 

Julbo Eyewear

Reach and Rookie sunglasses (for ages 6-12)feature the same Spectron UV-blocking lenses that are used in Julbo's high-end eyewear. 

(802) 651-0833 | julbo.com 

Banz

Junior Banz Dual comes in a classic Wayfarer shape with dual colored frames and polycarbonate polarized lenses.

(660) 563-7100 | banzworld.com 

Smart Ways to Sell UV-blocking Lenses to Kids

Dr. Aaron Lech CLEARVUE EYE CARE, ROSEVILLE, CA

UV-blocking materials are readily available and we need to supply them. We should not have to convince a patient to buy them. We require UV on every pair of glasses that a patient purchases from us. It’s about giving them what they need and not compromising just to sell a pair of glasses.

Danielle Crull A CHILD’S EYE, MECHANICSBURG, PA

I usually say to parents that while clear lenses have UV protection, if their child is sensitive to visible light, sunglass lenses offer better protection. Transition lenses are an option but don’t work for every child, especially those aged six and under. I carry a selection of inexpensive Rx-adaptable sunglasses for children and I talk to them about what a pair of sunglasses offers versus putting a sunglass lens in a dress frame. Bollé has a nice selection of glasses in the 8-14 age range. I love Julbo’s quality, and they have sizes for infants and toddlers right up to youth.

Dr. Nathan Bonilla-Warford BRIGHT EYES KIDS, TAMPA, FL

As a doctor who lives in a high UV region, I feel it is my duty to discuss sun protection with every patient regardless of their age. I explain to kids that sunglasses are a smart way to protect their eyes and they should use them when they go outside and any time they use sunblock. 

This article originally appeared in the May 2018 edition of INVISION.   

100% Adorable

Dressing small children before they’re old enough to fight you on Every. Single. Decision. Is one of life’s greatest joys. Make sure they are repping the profession with this 2-Piece Polo and French Terry Short Set with sunglasses pocket detail and sunglasses and bus graphic shorts from CARTER’S. 

$24.00

carters.com

Pool Time

Maybe not for work but certainly for play, slip into these graphic printed and embroidered Flynn Slide Sandals from CIRCUS BY SAM EDELMAN and really make an eye-catching statement.

$35.00

invmag.us/051802

You Fancy

Nothing says elegant quite like a brooch, especially one hand embroidered with colored silk threads from Paris. Throw in glass beads, gold Miyuki beads and rhinestones and you’ve got the classy AF Eye Brooch from THE COOL HUNTER.

$205

shop.thecoolhunter.net

Red Be Gone

BAUSCH + LOMB received FDA approval for LUMIFY, the first and only over-the-counter eye drop developed for the treatment of ocular redness, earlier in the year and now the wait is over. It’s available at major retailers… why not you?

$25.99 for 7.5mL (shown)

bausch.com

Happy Feet 

You know how much we love a good bathroom around here. Step up your potty game with the Winky Eye Bath Mat from URBAN OUTFITTERS. Available in two colors.

$29.00

urbanoutfitters.com

This article originally appeared in the May 2018 edition of INVISION.   

Venetian Dream (ABOVE) 

It’s catwalk time for GIOS ITALIA. Inspired by the colors of Venice and the latest runway styles, this collection features a range of colors and shapes, including the Mazzucchelli acetate RF500092. classique-eyewear.com

$219 

In the Black (Label)

Conceived in Iceland and made in Italy, the acetate and titanium model Raphael is among the Black Label collection’s newest releases from REYKJAVIK EYES. oaeyewear.com

$480

Puttin’ on the Glitz

Add some sparkle to that shimmer with Avalon Eyewear’s model 8062, from the VAVOOM collection. This glittered-up zyl frame sports a leatherette inlay and spring hinges. avaloneyewear.com

Price upon request

To the Trees

Made with sustainably sourced, 12-ply wood PROOF EYEWEAR’s Tamarack puts you in touch with nature while offering 100% UVA/UVB protection. The company’s Do Good program puts $10 from each frame toward health and vision initiatives. iwantproof.com

$115

Glossy Groove

Coated by way of their new Nano-Plating treatment, the Silverdale (BF 828) from the BLACKFIN Black Edition collection is made to withstand wear and tear while maintaining its glam look. villaeyewear.com

$580

Power to the Plus

The latest MYDAY TORIC daily disposables from CooperVision feature new, expanded parameters (+0.50DS to +6.00DS). The Optimized Toric Lens Geometry, also in the original iteration, provides uniform horizontal ISO thickness for all available sizes. coopervision.com

$99

True Blue

Make the smoothest-ever inside-to-outside switch with one of three new colors in the PHOTOFUSION lens portfolio from ZEISS. Go bold and bright with blue (shown here), explore new horizons with pioneer green, or stay chill with extra grey. zeiss.com

Price upon request

Protection Perfection

The incorporation of PPG Trivex into Vision Ease’s COPPERTONE polarized lenses marks the line’s first new material since its polycarbonate introduction more than a decade ago. Available in grey and brown SFSV. visionease.com

Price upon request

This article originally appeared in the May 2018 edition of INVISION.   

Sporty kids. Glam kids. Everything-they-touch-might-break kids. Here’s a look at something for everyone.

Very French Gangsters (ABOVE) 

Kids can be a handful… some might even say they can be hoodlums. Well, this kid’s eyewear brand thinks they’re more like gangsters … French gangsters. That somehow makes it sound so much more delightful. Very French Gangsters makes “Super Eyewear for Kids” 100% made in France. The new Very Sober is available in two sizes, as an ophthalmic or sun, and comes in four colors (065 Argile shown). Trouble never looked so good.  

veryfrenchgangsters.com

$240

Superflex

Laser-cut stripes define the looks of WestGroupe’s Superflex metal models SFK-189 (racing stripes), SFK-195 (herringbone), and SFK-200 (linear).

(855) 455-0042, westgroupe.com

$120

Guess

There’s simply no guesswork needed when it comes to model GU9180, a rectangular acetate-metal combination frame. 

(800) 345-8482, marcolin.com

$135

Dilli Dalli

Now available for ages 0 to 12, the Dilli Dalli collection features a proprietary material that’s soft to a little one’s touch. The unisex Rocky Road (shown here) suits ages 6 to12. 

(800) 645-3533, cvoptical.com

Price upon request

Nerf

Have a ball with the Sidney, a plastic frame featuring two-toned details. 

(800) 292-4342, nouveaueyewear.com

$124.99

OGI Kids

Model OK334, a kid-friendly cat eye made with premium acetate and spring hinge, is a glitter lover’s dream. 

(888) 560-1060, ogieyewear.com

$169

Crocs Eyewear 

Light on pressure and heavy on flexibility, the JR6021 (shown here in 20GN), from the Crocs Eyewear Junior Collection, features gradients on the temples and is made with stainless steel, silicone rubber, and polymer. 

(800) 492-4465, aaopticalco.com

$131

Life is Good 

Durability meets good vibes on the model Hailey, a whimsical acetate frame.

(800) 966-2020, mcgeegroup.com

$110

Lulu by Lulu Guinness Kids

Up your MEOW factor with the LK011, a cellulose acetate frame with true personality. 

(800) 242-8872, tura.com

$165

TC Charton Kids

A combination Asian fit frame made with metal and acetate, the Andrew is offered in two sizes: 44 and 48. 

(972) 733-0108, tc-charton.com

$165 and $195

This article originally appeared in the May 2018 edition of INVISION.   

If you’re looking for durable styles at a range of price points, these kids’ suns have you covered.

Shadez Eyewear

They may be camouflage, but the Helicopter Camo is hard to miss. This style is designed to fit ages 3 to 7 as well as 7 to 12. 

(877) 466-9254, shadezeyewear.com

$20

Polaroid

The keyhole bridge on the PLD 8019/S/SM presents kids with a grown-up element on their activity-friendly suns. 

(800) 631-1188, mysafilo.com

$49

Minishades Polarized

Impact resistant and Rx compatible, the Classic for ages 3 to 7 includes a Hide N Seek Loss Warranty, which covers a one-time replacement in cases of loss or damage—including scratched lenses. 

(267) 728-1678, polarizedminishades.com

$19.99

Rudy Project

With the model Tralyx Slim (shown with photochromic ImpactX-2 Clear to Black lens), younger athletes can get the high-performance action of the Rudy Project style with an adjustable nosepiece and temple tips. 

(949) 272-2469, rudyprojectdealer.com

$274.99 (as shown)

Leader Little Ones

From the wrap style to the included strap, the model Toddler Time (882202 shown) stays put on even the most active kiddo. 

(800) 955-6544, hilcovision.com

$40

Lacoste

A new temple construction defines the tween-friendly L3625S, which includes soft rubber nose pads and, of course, the brand’s snappy croc on the temples. 

(800) 645-1300, marchon.com

$167

Ray-Ban Jr 

Budding pilots will take flight with the classic Aviator Junior (RJ9506S), an Rx-able metal frame offering 100% UV protection. 

(800) 422-2020, my.luxottica.com

$73

Liberty Sport

Part of the Virtually Indestructible Collection, the model Z8 stays strong with Nylo-Flex and ShokBlok. 

(800) 444-5010, libertysport.com

$200

Plan “B” Eyewear

Make the switch from inside to the great outdoors without missing a beat. The Nano Solar Clip-on, shown here on the Crew, features Blue Block technology for protection. 

(888) 399-7742, alternativeeyes.com

$190 (as shown)

This article originally appeared in the May 2018 edition of INVISION.   

Q Vision’s LOUISLUSO rounds! Candy Crone, Wayne Optical, York, PA

All LOUISLUSO frames are made with Ultem and the LC9022, part of the London Collection, is available in four colors (wine, shown). $129

PRODESIGN and ISAAC MIZRAHI. Isaac Mizrahi been great in sun too. Vicki Thompson, Grandville Optical, Grandville, MI

The Isaac Mizrahi IM30222 from Charmant is a combination of feminine and classic; an everyday sunglass for modern women. $83

LIFE IS GOOD and DUCKS UNLIMITED. Colors of Life is Good are great. Both have a great price. Jill Sweig, OD, Oyster Bay Optics, Oyster Bay, NY

ANNE & VALENTIN, especially good for the petite customer — great colors and shapes! Paula Hornbeck, Eye Candy & Eye Candy Kids, Delafield, WI

141 EYEYWEAR. Their new styles since the Fall last year have been ON POINT. The Ultem material sells itself and the comfortable air pockets in the nose pads make people adjust their opinion on nose pads! Heather Harrington, Elevated Eyecare, Denver, CO

BANANA REPUBLIC Jordan. It is a nice-looking frame, not too bold but not to understated. Sandy Slang, Ophthalmology Assc., Cudahy, WI

GUESS BY MARCIANO GM0288 033 is a fun twist on the standard zyl frame. We can't keep it on the shelf. Frances Ann Layton, Eye Associates of South GA, Valdosta, GA

VARI, everyone loves the new colors. Kimberly Riggs OD, Ligonier, PA

DUTZ! Thin metal frames, but with unique colors and patterns. We can't keep their small, round frames on our shelves. And SALT. Their polarized lenses are the best. Dave Schultz, OD, Urban Optics, San Luis Obispo, CA

One of our locations sold about 50 percent more PRODESIGN than usual. Not sure why, other than the fact that they're amazing frames! Jen Heller, Pend Oreille Vision Care, Sandpoint, ID

ANNE KLEIN and BEBE. We are largely a female demographic practice with lots of VSP. Richard Kemerling, Margolis Vision, Castle Rock, CO

L.A.M.B. has done really well for women, bold styles and great colors. TED BAKER for men has also done great. On both I have done many with CHEMISTRIE clips. A great accessory and makes a few extra bucks. Julie Uram, Optical Oasis, Jupiter, FL

MOTT & BAYARD because we actively push for it to sell. Kaleena Ma, MK Vision Center, Forest Hills, NY

OLIVER PEOPLES Penney in every Color. Great shape and fit. The translucent pink has gotten a lot of attention. Jenna Gilbertson, McCulley Optix Gallery, Fargo, ND

Everything TIFFANY & CO. Beautiful frame styles with a good assortment of colors. In sun, OAKLEY and COSTA are running neck and neck. William Chancellor, Eye Can See Eyewear, McDonough, GA

SD EYES for price point and quality. Cassandra Nash, HD Optical Express, Lansing, MI

SALT. and MODO did very well. Jill Schnurer, OD, Village Eyecare Co., Clarkston, MI

Love must have been in the air because our hottest selling were LAFONT and FACE À FACE from Paris! Scott Keating, OD, Vision Trends, Dover, OH

We are currently selling TOM FORD to patients interested in a recognizable name and exceptional quality. Pam housley, Texas State Optical of Nederland, Port Arthur, TX

Everything and anything! Banner month. Steve Nelson, Eye Candy Optical, Westlake, OH

VUARNET because they have a lovely fit and color and aren’t easy to find. Nikki Griffin, Eyestyles Optical and Boutique, Oakdale, MN

PARADE by Avalon. They are inexpensive, simple, and stylish. Pauline Buck, OD, Behavioral and Developmental Optometrists, Miami, FL

MARC JACOBS. The men’s styles fly off the board. Shapes that guys are familiar with but with a little something extra. Danielle Jackson, Jackson Eye, Fairburn, GA

CALVIN KLEIN for ladies; stylish, fun and comfy. KIO YAMATO for men; titanium lightness. Betty Aretz, The Eyecare Boutique, Wexford, PA

This article originally appeared in the May 2018 edition of INVISION.   

Rubber Made (ABOVE) 

Part of IC! BERLIN’s Interstellar Athleisure Collection theFadeaway features a rubber front and German stainless steel temples. ic-berlin.de

$509+

Can You Knot

The decorative temples on CLARITI’s lightweight model KF8487 will dress up any look paired with its Konishi Flex-Titanium and oval shape. clariti.com

$150

Marbles Found

What do you get when you combine fun colors, marble-inspired patterns, and serious sparkle using HDA Technology and OKIA’s CSB (Crazy Sparkling Beauty) technique? The 3D-printed Sparkle Marble frame and you never look back. okia.com

Price upon request.

Featherweight

The super-lightweight model DCS05 from GÖTTI’s Perspective Collection is all about lens shape. This style, 3D printed in Switzerland, was named Frame of the Year at the recent Optician Awards in the U.K. gotti.ch

$368

Get the Blues

With the Make It BluTech program, it’s now possible to offer blue light protection on frames from just about any of CLEARVISION’s 12+ brands. Options include Ultra, Classic, Max and Polarized. cvoptical.com

Price varies.

Speedy Delivery

Accuracy meets speed with the AXIS 900 Auto Lensometer from OptiSource, shown here with printer. 1-800-optisource.com

$2,299 ($1,999 without printer)

Roam If You Want To

The new Smith Complete RX lens program and the Ridge Collection cross paths with the Roam (among many others), which features Evolve injected material on the front and ChromaPop lenses. smithoptics.com

Starting at $169 ($199 for polarized)

Grand Gems

From amethyst to sapphire to turquoise, the new Gemstone Collection from ALCON’s Air Optix Colors lens portfolio brings a crown-jewel sensibility to everyday eyecare. The proprietary technology includes color encapsulated within the silicone hydrogel material. alcon.com

Price upon request.

This article originally appeared in the June 2018 edition of INVISION.   

From sun-up to the night shift, these men’s frames get things done.

Down to the Wire (ABOVE) 

Wires was established in 2017 by Yair Neuman, a London-based designer, under the creative direction of model/actress Lily Cole. “Wires combines technologies inspired by ancient African wire artistry and 3D printing,” says Yair. The 2018 collection is modular with one foundational wire frame that fits all seven lens rim designs. “The lenses and rims can be easily switched so you can change the look of your glasses without needing to buy a whole new pair,” says Cole. Unisex with a patented invisible folding mechanism and lightweight polished stainless steel frames, the 2018 collection includes seven designs in different colors and finishes. The 180° White Matte Silver on her and 180° White Brass on him. Featuring Carl Zeiss polycarbonate lenses, the collection is Rx’able. 

wiresglasses.com

$385
$70 (additional interchangeable rims)

David Green Eyewear 

The leafy look of the Lincoln is the real deal indeed; it’s accomplished with real leaves and natural dyes. 

greeneyewear.com

$280

F. Rey

As part of the Carbon Wood collection, model JF2798 shows off its electric blue carbon fiber front, in contrast to the collection’s signature wood. 

jfrey.fr

$530

Todd Rogers Eyewear

Named in honor of Professor Blair Wong, the Blair from the new Plaid Label collection is the first style to feature a universal fit. 

(800) 601-0620, toddrogerseyewear.com

$330

Woow

Watch out for Watch Out 2, one of three new variations on the classic Windsor frame. 

(800) 654-6099, designeyeweargroup.com

$335

Lowercase NYC 

Check out the ’50s-inspired, made-in-NYC Irving, a hand-polished acetate with a straight brow line, rivet hinges, and rounded rectangular eye shape.

(212) 510-7621,lowercasenyc.com

$299

Evatik 

A woodgrain finish on a large fit frame defines model E-9170, made with a horn patterned acetate. 

(855) 455-0042, westgroupe.com

$225

Lafont 

A two-toned, stainless steel front meets acetate temples on the Bastia, which gets extra flavor from a checker patterned interior. 

(800) 832-8233, lafont.com

$459

Spy Optic

What do you get when you combine a keyhole bridge with a square acetate frame? The Kipton… and a whole lotta compliments!

(800) 779-3937, spyoptic.com

$195 

Gant

From its round, progressive-friendly shape to its range of exciting color combinations — like this clear with tortoise temples — model GA3168 knows how to work the room. 

(800) 345-8482, marcolin.com

$173

This article originally appeared in the June 2018 edition of INVISION.    

Going Big

BAUSCH + LOMB released the Boston scleral lens case designed to hold larger lenses — up to 23.5 mm in diameter and up to 10.0 mm in sagittal depth — that traditional cases can’t accommodate.  

$4.75

bauschsvpstore.com 

Flashy

Perfectly timed for Father's Day, the FlashCard from THINOPTICS makes a stylish gift for Dads on the go. Able to stash in a wallet, it’s available in four lens strength and six colors.

$29.88

thinoptics.com

It's Better in Monaco

OPTOS unveiled Monaco, a new compact desk-top ultra-widefield retinal imaging device with OCT capabilities.

Price upon request.

optosnextgen.com

What a Relief

ALCON has added Systane Complete, a new formula designed to provide soothing relief for every major type of dry eye thanks to nano-droplet technology, to their family of dry eye drops.

systane.com

$15/10 mL bottle

Get a Buddy

Written by Tawnya Pastuck, OD, BUDDY GETS HIS FIRST PAIR OF GLASSES shows kids that the eye doctor isn’t scary and all the ways an exam can be positive.

$18.99

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This article originally appeared in the June 2018 edition of INVISION.     

From style to swagger to safety, these men’s suns deliver on all fronts.

Zac Posen 

Inspired by the designer’s Spring 2018 collection, the oversized Alek combines acetate and metal, achieving a runway-ready look. 

(800) 627-2898, kenmarkeyewear.com

$156

Jimmy Choo 

Part of their eyewear launch for men, the Bob/S draws inspiration from the brand’s sneaker and accessory lines and features inside graphics and small star studs on the temples.

(800) 631-1188, mysafilo.com

$300

Dom Vetro 

The Primo features mineral glass lenses and is handmade in Los Angeles with raw materials sourced from Italy. 

(310) 721-9844, domvetro.com

$370

Smilen

The polarized Gotham (148S) offers a classic look in black (shown), crystal, and amber. 

800-887-5675, smileneyewear.com

$65.95

Tifosi Optics

Weighing in at just 23 grams, the Swank is a Grilamid TR-90 framewith a cam lock integrated hinge, shatterproof lenses, and no-slip nosepads.

(866) 310-0996, tifosioptics.com

$25

Puma Eyewear 

Marking the 50th anniversary of Suede, Puma introduces a special edition, vintage-inspired frame in a pilot-shape that gets literal with its incorporation of—you guessed it—suede! 

+33 1 45 64 61 00, kering.com

$159

Maui Jim 

Sing the blues with the Barrier Reef, shown here with Blue Hawaii mirrored lenses. 

(866) 666-5905, mauijim.com

$229

Rio Ray Optics

The metal and acetate Davenport (R342) is the latest large fit, Rx’able aviator sun from Rio Ray, with spring hinges and a frame-only option. 

(800) 498-2104, riorayoptics.com

$139.99

Smoke x Mirrors 

From the Line Collection, handcrafted in Japan, the Aviator is a lightweight titanium frame that works its magic with hexagonal screws and without conventional rims.

(212) MIRRORS, smokexmirrors.com

$295

This article originally appeared in the June 2018 edition of INVISION.    

Multifocal contact lenses can be a good choice for presbyopes, come in both soft and rigid gas permeable lens materials, and can be used for daily or extended wear. Alcon recently launched a new multifocal fitting process and doubled the number of multifocal contact lens training sessions it holds at their Experience Center. “By 2020, there will be roughly 1,800 presbyopes for each optometrist, yet only 13 percent of eyecare professionals are currently fitting multifocal contact lenses as a solution,” says Dr. Rick Weisbarth, Vice President of Professional Affairs of Alcon US Vision Care. To support ECPs, Alcon is taking training directly to the practitioners by increasing its Multifocal Fit Training Road Shows. 

Alcon

DAILIES Total1 MultifocalContact Lenses

(800) 875-3001 | alcon.com

Johnson & Johnson Vision Care

1 Day Acuvue Moist Multifocalwith Lacreon

(800) 874-5278 | www.jnjvisionpro.com

Bausch + Lomb

ULTRA Contact Lenses with MoistureSeal for Presbyopia

(800) 828-9030 | bausch.com/ecp

CooperVision

Clariti 1 day multifocal

(800) 341-2020 | coopervision.com/practitioner

Visioneering Technologies

NaturalVue Multifocal 1 Daycontact lenses now in plus powers: plano to +4.00 to -12.25 in 0.25D steps  

(844) 884-5367 | vtivision.com

Smart Ways to Sell Multifocal Contact Lenses 

Dr. Gina Wesley COMPLETE EYE CARE OF MEDINA, MEDINA, MN

The technology in multifocal contact lenses has never been better. I tell my patients to think of them as another tool in the arsenal of options to enhance their daily visual performance. My goal is to have them free from reaching for reading glasses 75 percent of the time. I have many patients who do even better than this, but I set specific goals for each patient based on what they want to achieve. Visual success is measured by how well both eyes see when working together. Unlike traditional distance-only contact lenses, isolating one eye at a time while wearing multifocal CL’s may show reductions in vision. I suggest my patients pay attention to how well they can perform their usual activities while both eyes are open. When the patient returns for a check-up, they give me feedback about how the lenses are working. I can then make adjustments to optimize vision, if necessary. Many patients are ready to finalize their prescription at this appointment.

Dr. Stephanie Woo HAVASU EYE CENTER, LAKE HAVASU, AZ

I ask my patients in the chair, “Would you like to be able to see at distance and up close with your contacts?” Then I tell them there are special contact lenses that can help them accomplish more functional vision. Many of our patients wear multifocals part-time for weekends, sports, boating and special occasions but not all the time. Part-time wearers are great candidates for daily multifocal lenses. Many of these patients love the lenses so much, they keep coming back to buy more. Sticker shock can be an issue for many patients, so breaking down the costs and the savings can really be an eye opener. I’m also sure to tell them that certain rebates only apply at a practitioner’s office and not at a big box retailer, so they will only get the rebate if they purchase them from us.

This article originally appeared in the June 2018 edition of INVISION.    

Ga Ga for Balenciaga

Kering Eyewear and Balenciaga are partnering on the development, production and worldwide distribution of Balenciaga sunglasses and prescription frames. Set to launch in January 2019, the collection will available through a selective distribution network. kering.com

Andy the AI

Johnson & Johnson Vision has introduced an artificial-intelligence powered virtual assistant chatbot for contact lenses named Andy. Designed to help guide U.S. consumers with their ACUVUE brand contact lens experience from considering contact lenses for the first time to long-term wearers any time of the day from their computer or mobile device. Andy also provides intuitive coaching to help new wearers develop healthy contact lens habits and can be found by connecting with ACUVUE on the Facebook Messenger app. acuvue.com

$700 Million Dollars

Think About Your Eyes generated 3.4 million eye exams in 2017, data shows. The success was measured using a statistical analysis of all factors contributing to the creation of eye exams, including population growth, marketing efforts, vision care insurance coverage, and health of the economy. The increase in exams and shortening of the exam cycle resulted in $752 million in additional industry revenue. This represents exam fees and add-on purchases, like frames, contact lenses and other accessories. thinkaboutyoureyes.com

For the Students

Essilor and the American Academy of Optometry announced a new event for students, “Essilor Academic Challenge @ Academy Stadium.” The challenge will be comprised of digital competitions by teams from each optometry school culminating in a public finale at Academy 2018 San Antonio. School teams will be comprised of three students at varying levels and one faculty coach. Academy 2018 San Antonio will take place at the Henry B. González Convention Center on November 8 from 7:00 pm.  aaopt.org/2018

This article originally appeared in the June 2018 edition of INVISION.    

The KREWE Calhoun in the color Plume. Everyone loves this spotted frame. Leah Johnson, Central Texas Eye Center, San Marcos, TX

The Calhoun’s petite, rounded silhouette is a great choice for everyday wear and is available in several offbeat acetate patterns. $255

Doing well with — of all things — BOLLE, especially the wraps! Elizabeth Reid, Vision Associates, Hayes, VA

The Cary is perfect for water and snow sports. The ultra-wraparound frame optimizes comfort and protection, especially from the side. $120 

BLAKE KUWAHARA Blore was a huge seller for us last month. Also, MASUNAGA and LINDBERG as always. Harris Decker, Eye Designs Of Westchester, Scarsdale, NY

Happily, we started with GUCCI and they are steady and productive. Brian Parker, OD, Temecula Eye Center, Temecula, CA

LAFONT’s new Spring Collection is so beautiful. They really set the tone for high end product. In sun, PROOF EYEWEAR! Can't beat a recycled line. Heather Harrington, Elevated Eyecare, Denver, CO

The VERA WANG's were popular for women and PENGUIN for men. Score one for Kenmark. Jeff Grosekemper, Casa De Oro Eyecare, Spring Valley, CA

RAG & BONE, ophthalmic and sun. New clean but edgy and matte finishes with pop of color on temples. Lisa Trippi, Eyesight Solutions, Mt. View, CA 

I invested deeply in IC! BERLIN suns and placed them in my front showcase. We sold five with prescription in one week to people 30ish - almost 70! Cindy Harmon, Sonoma Eyeworks, Santa Rosa, CA

WOOW Be Happy 2 and Good Job 3. Sarah Jerome, OD, Look+See Eye Care, Minneapolis, MN

DIOR Montaigne 18. Simple style, great quality. People feel like it is a timeless look. Jenna Gilbertson, McCulley Optix Gallery, Fargo, ND

FLEXON, patients are happy with how light weight and durable they are. They might have also sold well because they are on our video loop that plays in the optical and reception areas. Amy Pelak, Proview Eyecare Optometry, Corona, CA

KATE SPADE. It was Kentucky Derby season and the glittery and louder sun styles screamed Derby. Michael Martorana, OD, Falls City Eye Care, Louisville, KY

CALVIN KLEIN JEANS because they were new to our office with styles that flatter multiple faces. Christine Howard, Attleboro Vision Care, Attleboro, MA

COSTA since we are a fishing and boating paradise Robert Easton Jr, OD, Oakland Park, FL

CAROLINE ABRAM, funky and fun colors always with a unique twist makes them perfect for warm weather ahead. Viki Christopoulos, MD, Eyepolis, Pittsburgh, PA

We had a little run on STATE eyewear. Stacey Nutting, The Eye Doctors at CNY Eye Care, East Syracuse, NY

SILHOUETTE TNG, lightweight with excellent styling. Mickey Bradley, Patrick Optical, Fort Worth, TX

FUNOOGLES because kids love making their own glasses and parents like the price! Megan Sumrall Lott, Belle Vue Specialty Eye Care, Hattiesburg, MS

DUTZ line was hot, modern styles with awesome color. Love these. Scott Felten, Fox Valley Family Eye Care, Little Chute, WI

KLIIK model 573, petite colorful frames. VERNON GANTRY, modern but conservative looks with the perfect price point make these an easy sell as part of package deals in our office. ECO model Desna, can't beat how lightweight it is! Larah Alami, OD, Hudson River Eye Care, Tarrytown NY

The MICHAEL KORS MK3019 in rose gold, a fun, trendy style. RAY-BAN 5228 always a top seller. The JIMMY CHOO Sheena sunglasses, great new style with fun stars. Erin Pillsbury, Shasta Eye Medical Group, Redding, CA

MINIMIA in ophthalmic and WILEY X in sun. Dave Goodrich, Goodrich Optical, Lansing, MI

KATE SPADE, RAY-BAN, ARMANI, OAKLEY, and MAUI JIM. Chris Cordes, Fischer Laser Eye Center, Marshall, MN

CINZIA, FYSH, KATE SPADE and BCBG. Jules Kohler, North Shore Eye Health and Wellness, CEDARBURG, WI

RAY-BAN, always a must in SoCal. No matter how much we try to push other brands this one comes out on top. DIOR! We had a little competition with the staff to see who sold the most. The styles are a little out there and large, but once our staff started to see that they looked good on patients, they were not just trying to win a competition and people started to gravitate towards them. Josh Bladh, Dr. Bladh OD, Diamond Bar, CA

RAY-BAN, EYES OF FAITH, these are new frames that are selling quickly. TOM FORD, we tend do well this this line. Mark Perry, OD, Vision Health Institute, Orlando, FL

DRAGON ophthalmic and sun. Cedric Mitsui, OD, Big Island Vision Center, Hilo, HI

Europa's SCOTT HARRIS line and WILEY X suns. Jen Heller, Pend Oreille Vision Care, Sandpoint, ID

HARLEY DAVIDSON. The styles are wide and fashionable for both men and woman. Diana Sims, Buena Vista Optical, Chicago, IL

KLIIK, patients like the colors and styles. Sally Greeley, Poulin & Associates Eye Center, Waterville, ME

We added MODO and it has flown off of the shelves. The sleek design and paper-thin acetate is a big hit. Angie Patteson, OD, Sunset Eye Care, PC, Johnson City, TN

We moved a lot of NYEye ENHANCE. They're a budget frame we sell in packages and they flew out the door in April, which is probably why revenues were down. Jennifer Leuzzi, Mill Creek Optical, Dansville, NY

NIKE suns, fits just about everyone. Chris Clark, Mullis Eye Institute, Panama City, FL

PIERRO MASSARO! Customers love the asymmetrical acetates and great shapes. Paula Hornbeck, Eye Candy & Eye Candy Kids, Delafield, WI

JF REY, lots of color for spring.  Leisa Lauer, Westcliff Optometry, Newport Beach, FL

GUESS sunglasses. Michael Dunn, Henry Ford Optimeyes, Troy, MI

Silhouette SPX for men, they love the light weight. Kathy Maren, Comb EyeCare & Eyewear, Western Springs, IL

RAY-BAN 7047. It’s a great light weight easy to fit frame. Doreen Erbe, Snyder Eye Group, Ship Bottom, NJ

STAND UP 2 CANCER, AVALON, and GLOBAL OPTIQUE. MAKO sunglasses. Billy Isgett, Eyecare of Florence, Florence, SC

KLIIK, they are perfect for petite women and teens. Kimberly Riggs, OD, Ligonier, PA

ETNIA BARCELONA remains our #1 seller, mostly in the tortoise/turquoise combinations. The Weimar is huge in every color for us, and comes in two sizes which fit our larger ladies beautifully. VUARNET is our best sunwear line. They have a fantastic store locator so we get referrals from that, mostly the men.   Women who don't buy a Vuarnet are putting sun lenses in ophthalmic frames by DIVALDI. We have a ball putting together fun mirror combinations to play off the colorful frames. Nikki Griffin, EyeStyles Optical and Boutique, Oakdale, MN

For the month, it was overall MAUI JIM in both Suns and ophthalmic. Julie Uram, Optical Oasis, Jupiter, FL

MCM ophthalmic, great price point and fits many. In sun, GUCCI; we took in the Level 1. Steve Whitaker, Whitaker Eye Works, Wayne, PA

HAGGAR for men, REVLON, LIFE IS GOOD; good looking glasses reasonably priced in the $179- $189 range. Jill Sweig, OD, Oyster Bay Optics, Oyster Bay, NY

OAKLEY Barrelhouse has been a mover here this last month. It’s a frame I wear myself and it’s simple yet clean look makes it an easy choice for the patients. In sun, the Flak 2.0 in its variety of colors and lens options has moved well. The Prizm technology lenses has been a great boost for this model of suns. William Chancellor, Eye Can See Eyewear, McDonough, GA

STEPPER form Imagewear. Michael Davis, OD, Opti-Care, Eldersburg, MD

JOHN VARVATOS men's especially in the color navy gradient, an example would be the V368. For sun, the JIMMY CHOO Baba in any color for women and OAKLEY for men. Scott Keating, OD, Vision Trends, Dover, OH

NIKE 7092 was the top seller in April. They’ve been very hot in our office with great men's styles. The next best-selling frames were the GENEVIEVE BOUTIQUE Bling and the MODERN METALS Keith frames. They are both very appealing moderately priced frames. Dawn Christman Munoz, North Valley Eye Medical Group, Mission Hills, CA

ETNIA BARCELONA, OGI, and VINYL FACTORY. They sold well, because even though they're not that unusual, they are much different than anything else around! Jim Williams, Eye to Eye, Mexico, MO

MODO and PRODESIGN. Great selection and a good price. Stacey Korte, Rockford Family Eyecare, Rockford, MI

Morel: LIGHTEC, OGA and KOALI —lightweight and colorful. Pam Peters  Midwest Eye, Downers Grove, IL

STATE Optical surged this month. Did very well for both men and women! Caitlin Bruno, Binyon Vision Center, Bellingham, WA

This article originally appeared in the June 2018 edition of INVISION.     

This month we feature frame styles to fit all types of children, from sporty kids to glam kids to everything-they-touch-might-break kids.

In addition to ophthalmic frames, we bring you kids' sun styles at a range of price points.

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In The Dark (ABOVE) 

Extra active and light reactive, the newly launched SUNSYNC DRIVE XT stays dark in the car, and is activated by both UV and visible light. Available in gray or brown for Unity Progressives, Unity Single Vision and Ethos Progressives. vspopticsgroup.com

Price upon request

Real Revival

A throwback in the middle of a revival, the model Normcore 3 from FRANÇOIS PINTON, is an 80s-and-90s-inspired metal frame with an acetate nose. facebook.com/francoispintonparis

$223

In the Thick of It

New from BOTTEGA VENETA, the Thick Lens collection (the BV0178S shown) features 4mm lenses, which, flush with the frame, create a 2D effect that’s anything but flat. (844) 790-9165

$495

Revved Up

Drawing from the construction of vintage DUCATI bikes, model DAS 7003 rolls in with visible screws and a triple bridge. mondotticausa.com

$275

When in Milan

A light Mazzucchelli zyl, model EBK 018/V, is part of the Milanese-inspired Tortona line from EBK, with true Italian roots. ebkeyewear.com

$265

The VU from the Top

As part of its new, U.S.-exclusive collection, INVU sunwear includes model INVU-168, which features bamboo-inspired temples and the brand’s signature nine-layer, ultra-polarized lens.   europaeye.com

$99

Beyond the Bees

With a layer of patterned mesh, JAI KUDO Honeycomb lenses are ideal for night driving and other low-light environments. Pinhole technology contributes to a reduction in glare and distortion, allowing for crisper vision and minimized eye fatigue. millmeadopticalgroup.com

Price upon request

Two in One

In collaboration with apparel brand Publish, GUNNAR OPTIKS recently released Work-Play lens technology, which transitions from offering indoor, blue lightprotection to providing outdoor UV and sun protection—all in one lens. gunnar.com

Starting at $59.99

This article originally appeared in the July-August 2018 edition of INVISION.