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Lenses Made for the Way You Play
Sports are a way of life in Nebraska. One weekend might have an early tee time, and the next you might have an afternoon bike ride, followed by a nighttime baseball game. Your eyewear has to keep up. The right pair of glasses for you depends on two key points: the...
Why Do My Eyes Hurt?
Understanding common causes and when to see an eye doctor. Eye pain can be anything from mildly annoying to deeply uncomfortable—and it can come from a variety of...
Can a Contact Lens Get Stuck Behind My Eye?
If you’ve ever worn contact lenses (especially as a beginner) you’ve probably had that sudden panic: Wait... can this thing slip behind my eye and disappear forever?...
July is UV Safety Month: Protect Your Eyes and Keep Your Vision Bright
Happy July from all of us at Heartland Optical! Summer brings sunny skies and long days perfect for enjoying the outdoors, but it’s also an important time to think about...
Polycarbonate Lenses: What Are They?
If you wear glasses or you're shopping around for a new pair, you’ve probably come across the term “polycarbonate lenses.” But what exactly are they, and why do so many...
Polarized vs Non Polarized Sunglasses
**DON'T FORGET, OUR SUNGLASS SALE IS HAPPENING NOW THROUGH AUGUST 31ST. 50% OFF PRESCRIPTION SUNGLASSES** When shopping for sunglasses, one of the first decisions you’ll...
How to Put Contacts In
Switching from glasses to contact lenses can feel like a big step, especially the first time you try putting them in. If you're feeling a little nervous, don't worry,...
Our Favorite Male Celebrities and Actors Who Wear Eyeglasses
Glasses used to be a punchline, but now they’re a power move. More and more male celebrities with glasses are proving that specs can amplify charisma, signal confidence,...
What Is Axis on an Eye Prescription?
If you've ever looked at your eye prescription and felt confused by all the numbers and abbreviations, you're not alone. One term that often raises questions is “axis.”...
How to keep glasses from sliding down your nose
You know the feeling. You're mid-sentence, deep in concentration, and—boom—your glasses start sliding down your nose like they're trying to escape. Whether you’re...
