Who’s Wearing Tom Ford?
We’ve had a great response to the arrival of Tom Ford sunglasses at RevolutionEYES. You’ll start seeing the frames everywhere–but especially on your favorite celebrities!
Lady Gaga rocks them Halle Berry, looking chic
Even Brangelina love their Tom Fords
Come check out these great glasses today. You’ll see better–and look better!
Tom Ford is coming to Indy!
In case you haven’t heard, RevolutionEYES will soon be carrying the Tom Ford line of sunglasses. These glamorous shades can be seen on celebrities like Brad Pitt and Mariah Carey. Ford was recently named one of the 100 Most Creative People by Fast Company magazine. You can read all about his clothing line, sunglasses, and even his recent film debut here.
Protect your eyes for better health
Summer is rapidly approaching, and everyone is eager to get outside and enjoy the beautiful weather. However, spending too much time in the sun can cause an increase in macular degeneration, the number one cause of vision loss among older people. Macular degeneration leads to opaque deposits on the retina, which limits your vision. There are very few treatments for this condition.
Luckily, it’s easy to reduce your risk for this ailment. Just make sure that you protect your eyes when you go outside: wear a hat, or better yet, wear sunglasses. Make sure that you choose sunglasses that block at least 99% of UVB rays, and at least 95% of UVA rays. These small steps can make a big difference later on!
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Love Your Eyes – Wear Sunglasses Year Round
Love is in the air. It’s time to send your V-cards and wishes to those loved and adored. We encourage our patients to give a valentine to their eyes this February -a pair of sunglasses. The sun’s damaging effects are a concern year round regardless of the outside temperature.
In addition to visible light, the sun also gives off ultraviolet radiation: UV-A, UV-B, and UV-C. The earth’s ozone layer naturally absorbs UV-C radiation, leaving our sunglasses to protect us from UV-A and UV-B rays. Studies indicate that long-term exposure to ultraviolet radiation can contribute to the development of cataracts and macular degeneration.
Children are particularly susceptible to the sun’s damaging rays because they typically spend more time outdoors without sunglasses. The effects of UV radiation are cumulative, so it’s important to develop good protection habits early in life.
The sun’s brightness can create a disabling glare that interferes with comfortable driving vision. This glare occurs on both cloudy and sunny days. Especially on snowy days, sunglasses can reduce the reflected glare. The best protection against the sun’s damaging UV rays and blocking glare is consistent use of sunglasses.
Give your family the gift of lifelong healthy vision with a great pair of sunglasses-your eyes will love you for it.
