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6 everyday struggles eyeglass wearers deal with silently

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They have been accused of being snobbish, uninterested, or even rude. Many assume they are ignoring conversations or failing to make eye contact deliberately. However, what most people do not realise is that eyeglass wearers often struggle with visibility, discomfort, and constant maintenance. While glasses are essential for improving vision, they also come with daily frustrations that only those who wear them can truly understand. 1. Constant f…
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6 everyday struggles eyeglass wearers deal with silently

They have been accused of being snobbish, uninterested, or even rude. Many assume they are ignoring conversations or failing to make eye contact deliberately. However, what most people do not realise is that eyeglass wearers often struggle with visibility, discomfort, and constant maintenance. While glasses are essential for improving vision, they also come with daily frustrations that only those who wear them can truly understand. 1. Constant f…

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Optician’s Experience With Presbyopia Shifts Patient Approach

Eliza Zimmerman One day, Eliza Zimmerman, ABOC, faced something she has spent years talking to patients about—the phenomenon of waking up one day and not being able to see clearly up close. Almost overnight, she realized she was presbyopic. As an optician and consultant, she knew how to coach others on communicating with patients with presbyopia, but experiencing it herself gave her a whole new perspective. “It wasn’t until I personally experien…

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