I had Lasik eye surgery a few years ago but before that eye appointments and fittings for eye glasses was a pretty regular occurrence. Since I wore contacts most of the time I never paid much attention to sunglasses aside from quickly picking the cheapest thing that I could lose without feeling regret. Sunglasses never fit as nicely as my prescription eye glasses so it just didn’t seem important to have a proper fit.
Post Lasik sunglasses are a must for me. I don’t think Lasik made my eyes more sensitive, but having a good fit and high quality frame helps keep my eyes protected from the sun and dry air in Colorado. One of the hardest parts of COVID-19 has been not being able to really try things on in stores, but clothing and sunglasses alike.
When I discovered SmartBuyGlasses I was excited to check out a wide variety of sunglass options, all without ever having to venture into a store. One of the hardest things about buying anything online, but especially sunglasses, is understanding how they are going to look once on. The online try-on functionality is a really fun way to check out how each style is going to fit, and uses a real photo right from your computer camera as you are shopping. You can even tile your head around and get an idea of how the glasses look from the side.
For those who do have to wear prescription glasses, you can even meet virtually with an optician who will help interpret the strength of the glasses and give you a personalized experience just like buying glasses from a local retail store. They have really gone the extra mile with all the things that can be done online and can even use their Lens Scanner app to quickly identify your prescription if you happened to break your glasses and can’t get in for another appointment.
For an online shopping experience, SmartBuyGlasses can’t be beat. I just ordered my first pair last week and they arrived in just two days!
Disclaimer: I received a compensation and a product sample to facilitate the development of this article. All thoughts an opinions are my own.
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