What are pinhole glasses?
The
modern and affordable alternative to prescription eyeglasses,
pinhole glasses consist of precision-manufactured lightweight
perforated plastic lenses, inset into standard metal or plastic
spectacle frames. They are ideal for sufferers of refractive
eye disorders, the elderly and computer users as the pinholes
- accurately formed by laser technology - allow only direct
and coherent light rays to pass through into the eye.
In
a healthy eye, light rays are focused into a single point on
the light sensitive retina at the back of the eyeball. Depending
upon the type of refractive disorder endured, less healthy eyes
focus light rays in front of or behind the retina, casting a
'blur circle' on the retina itself. The minute pinholes on the
surface of the plastic lenses of your pinhole glasses effectively
stop down the aperture of the eye's pupil, so pass a
narrower beam of light through to the eye lens with a greater
depth of field. The narrow beam casts a smaller blur circle
on the retina, improving your vision. Find out more about how
pinhole glasses work here.
Customers who have
purchased pinhole glasses from us report that they experience
better clarity and resolution of vision when wearing them.
Some have commented that they achieve almost perfect vision,
and rank our pinhole glasses as equal in performance to their
prescription eyeglasses. Providing you have no impairment or
degeneration of your retina, you too will see more clearly,
whether you suffer from myopia,
hyperopia,
presbyopia,
astigmatism,
computer vision syndrome or cataracts
and at just $14.99 a pair, pinhole glasses from pinhole-glasses.com
provide an affordable alternative to high-cost prescription
eyeglasses that need to be replaced regularly as your prescription
changes.
The Benefits of Pinhole Glasses
Improves
vision clarity & resolution
For sufferers
of refractive eye disorders, pinhole glasses will improve
the clarity & resolution of your vision. This is no
wishy-washy promise. Vision improvement is guaranteed -
it is a scientific fact!
Increases object brightness
Pinhole glasses
are proven to increase apparent object brightness - ideal
if you struggle with vision in low-light situations
Good vision at all distances
Unlike bi-focal
and tri-focal glasses that are designed to yield good vision
at fixed distances, pinhole glasses allow you to see clearly
at all distances, whether short, middle or long distance
focus is required. Many users also find them less stressful
on the eye than multi-focal or vari-focal lenses.
One pair suits all situations
Whether you are
reading a book or watching TV, one pair of pinhole glasses
is all you'll ever need.
Lightweight
All modern-day
pinhole glasses are lightweight, weighing no more than traditional
spectacles.
Durable
No need to worry
about scratches & marks on the lenses. The performance
of pinhole glasses is not adversely affected by defects
that would otherwise degrade visual acuity through eyeglasses.
Attractive Design
Pinhole glasses
in the 21st Century are designed to be attractive and stylish.
Affordable
At just $19.99
a pair they will save you thousands of dollars during the
course of your lifetime not to mention your eyesight!
Pinhole
Glasses - The popular alternative to prescription eyeglasses
Although the concept of pinhole glasses have been around for
some time, it is only in recent years that pinhole glasses have
risen in popularity. This is in part due to the more stylish
and well-finished designs that are available on the market today,
together with a greater acceptance of their usefulness by consumers
and medical professionals alike.
It is now widely
accepted that pinhole glasses do improve vision for those suffering
with refractive error eye disorders, indeed even ophthalmologists
use pinhole equipment to check eyes for refractive disorders
during eye examinations. Moreover, evidence suggesting that
concave or 'minus' eyeglass lenses actually accelerate acquired
myopia is mounting. Many are turning to pinhole glasses as a
prevention method and cure to this problem that has steadily
increased over the last 50 years. Find out more about acquired
myopia here.
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