
Your glasses do more than just correct your vision - they help you see the world clearly and comfortably every day. But over time, your prescription and your eyewear can change. Lenses may scratch, frames may loosen, and your vision needs may shift. Knowing how often to replace your glasses is key to maintaining sharp vision and optimal eye health.
Most optometrists recommend updating your glasses once a year. This is because your prescription can change subtly over time, even if you don’t notice a big difference day-to-day. Annual eye exams ensure your prescription stays accurate and your lenses provide the clearest, most comfortable vision possible.
Even if you’ve had your glasses for less than a year, you might need to replace them sooner if you notice any of the following:
• Blurry or strained vision: Indicates your prescription may no longer be accurate.
• Frequent headaches: Can be a sign your eyes are working too hard to focus.
• Scratched or damaged lenses: Even minor scratches can distort your vision.
• Loose or bent frames: Poorly fitting frames can slip, pinch, or cause discomfort.
• Style update: Updating your frames can boost your confidence and comfort.
Wearing outdated or damaged glasses can lead to more than just blurry vision. It can cause eyestrain, fatigue, and even dizziness. Annual replacements also help ensure your lenses have the latest coatings and technology, like blue light protection or anti-reflective coatings, for optimal comfort and protection.
Your vision deserves to be as clear and comfortable as possible. Replacing your glasses annually (or sooner if you notice changes in vision or comfort) helps protect your eyesight and keeps you seeing your best every day.
Contact Same Day Glasses for your comprehensive eye exam and leave with a new pair of glasses - ready the very same day. Visit any of our three offices conveniently located in Davie or Miami, Florida. Please call (954) 835-5447 for our Davie office, (305) 576-1700 for our Miami office, or (305) 854-2388 for our Coral Gables office.