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Why users of prescription glasses are switching to Pinhole Glasses!

Commonly prescribed (and worn!) concave lenses are being closely studied for their negative side-effects on the eyes. 

Continuous use of close vision, like reading or working on the computer, can cause changes in your eyesight. Close viewing involves contraction of the ciliary muscles in our eyes. These muscles, by contraction, effect the molding of the lenses to enable a sharp image to be formed on the retina. 

But continuous use can cause these muscles to spasm and also to elevate the pressure in the vitreous chamber of our eyes. Over time, this can be damaging to your eyes. The aggravated pressure inside the eye can force the retina to be pushed back. This results in vision problems as the images begin to be formed in front of the retina. 

Wearing concave lenses can remedy this situation, but in doing so, it is now believed that they aggravate the problem further. 

Concave lenses make objects seem nearer than they actually are. For your eyes, this means more stress as the muscles would have to contract further for the lens to form an image. As a consequence, pressure in the vitreous chamber will again increase resulting in the retina being pushed farther. After a while, the dislocation would be significant enough for you to require fresh lenses with a higher power. 

Concave lenses make objects seem nearer than they actually are. For your eyes, this means more stress as the muscles would have to contract further for the lens to form an image. As a consequence, pressure in the vitreous chamber will again increase resulting in the retina being pushed farther. After a while, the dislocation would be significant enough for you to require fresh lenses with a higher power. 

The new lenses would also behave in the same way and further cause the retina to be pushed back. This, in medical terms, is know as Acquired Myopia.

Pinhole Glasses do not use lenses to improve your vision. They use the principle of sight to let in only those rays which are capable of forming a clear image on the retina. Consequently, they do not cause the damage that prescription glasses inflict on your eyes. (Read how Pinholes glasses work, here!)

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Today you can choose not to wear your prescription eyeglasses!

It is a scientifically proven fact that wearing pinholes can improve vision in cases of Myopia, Presbyopia, Hyperopia, Cataracts and Astigmatism. Many people facing these problems have switched over to pinhole glasses after understanding and testing for themselves the principles on which it is based.

Benefits of pinhole glasses are being discussed and publicized more than ever today. More people are becoming aware of its benefits and have access to its use. Pinhole glasses has lasted more than a century of use without any official support. This is no mean feat as the medical establishment has never openly taken its side. This, in fact, is a testimony to the credibility of the scientific basis on which they are based. 

Our customers find more reasons to take to wearing pinhole glasses. A sleek design, light weight and its durability have endeared our pinhole glasses to users.

Also, unlike prescription glasses you won't have to change glasses at regular intervals. Small scratches or marks on the lenses of your prescription glasses can render them quite useless. This can have a considerable effect on your vision too.

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But with pinhole glasses there is no need to worry on this count. Pinhole glasses do not have any glass lenses. Scratches or marks do not take anything away from the effectiveness of your pinhole glasses. Your pair of pinholes may well last a lifetime of use!