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22/08/2026

Not all glasses are made for the same purpose. While prescription and ready-made glasses may look similar, there are important differences between them.

Prescription glasses are made specifically for your individual vision needs. An eye examination determines the lens power required for each eye, along with other measurements needed for your glasses.
Because each eye can have different needs, prescription glasses can have different lens powers for the right and left eyes.
They may be recommended for people with:
• Short-sightedness (myopia)
• Long-sightedness (hyperopia)
• Astigmatism
• Presbyopia (people above 40 yrs old with difficulty reading small letters)

Ready-made glasses on the other hand can come with:
1. Lens that have no refractive power: these are the ones we commonly call "fashion glasses"
2. Lens that have a pre-set power and are usually designed with the same power in both lenses: this are found in readymade reading glasses

Why Does the Difference Matter?
Your eyes are unique. You may have different vision needs in each eye or an eye condition that cannot be addressed simply by choosing a stronger or weaker lens.

If you are experiencing blurred vision, headaches, difficulty reading, squinting or other changes in your vision, it is best to have your eyes examined before buying glasses.

Care for eyes and you will care for your body

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22/08/2026

Shop PEARL sunglasses on our webiste (link in bio) Or send a DM to order
9000 naira
For women
Comes in a free pouch and cleaning cloth

17/08/2026

Shop the ZEE glasses on our webiste (link in bio) Or send a DM to order
9000 naira
Can fit prescription lens
Comes with a free drawstring pouch and cleaning cloth

16/08/2026

Contact lenses can be a convenient alternative to glasses, but they need proper care. Poor contact lens habits can increase the risk of eye infections and other complications.

1. Don’t sleep in them
Unless your eyecare professional has specifically advised you that your lenses are suitable for overnight wear, remove them before sleeping.

2. Don’t use tap water to clean them
Tap water can contain microorganisms that may cause serious eye infections. Always use the recommended contact lens solution for cleaning and storing your lenses.

3. Don’t share your contact lenses
Contact lenses are personal medical devices. Sharing them can transfer germs and increase the risk of infection.

4. Don’t wear them when your eyes are red, painful or discharging
These symptoms could indicate an eye infection. Remove your lenses and seek professional eye-care services immediately rather than continuing to wear your contact lenses

Take care of your contact lens as they are an extension of your eyes

Follow for more eyecare tips with Yanfe Eye Hub

14/08/2026

Shop our 'TERA' glasses going for 9000 naira only
Order from our website (link in bio) or send a DM
Lens can be changed
Suitable for prescription lenses

13/08/2026

Shop on our website
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13/08/2026

Many people go for a “glasses test” when what they actually need is a comprehensive eye examination.

What is the difference?

A glasses test is what eye doctors call a "refraction". It usually focuses on determining your prescription, whether you are short-sighted, long-sighted, or have astigmatism. A glasses test would also reveal the type corrective lens you may need.

An eye test, on the other hand, is a comprehensive eye examination performed by an eye doctor and it goes beyond your glasses prescription. It can assess your overall eye health and detect eye disorders like glaucoma, cataract and others. An eye test can also detect problems affecting the whole body like diabetes and hypertension.

Getting the right glasses prescription is important, but knowing the health status of your eyes is even more important.

Don’t wait until your vision becomes blurry before getting your eyes checked. Regular eye examinations can help protect your vision and your overall quality of life

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13/08/2026

Thank you to all our customers that have shopped on our website or via DM
We appreciate you all greatly
We are working hard to make your shopping experience as seamless as possible

06/07/2026

Shop "CLARK 2 " glasses on our webiste (link in bio) Or send a DM to order
9000 naira
Antibluelight
Can fit prescription lens
Comes in a free drawstring and cleaning cloth

06/07/2026

Dry eyes are more common than you think.

Here are 7 common causes:

1. Too Much Screen Time
The longer you stare at your screen the less you are likely to blink. Blinking helps to lubricate the eyes, so the less you blink the higher your chances of having dry eyes.

2. Environmental Factors
Constant exposure to dry, windy or dusty weather and even air conditioners can dry the eyes.

3. Aging
The ability of the eyes to produce adequate tears or lubrication for the eye reduces as one gets older.

4. Hormonal Changes
Hormonal changes that occure during pregnancy and even menopause affect the lubricating efficiency of the eyes.

5. Some Medications
Commonly antihistamines like Piriton, loratadine used commonly in nigeria for catarrh can cause eye dryness.

6. Lifestyle Factors
Smoking, use of contact lens and even eyelash extentions can cause irritation of the eyes and reduce tear quality leading tto dry eyes

7. Medical Conditions & Eyelid Issues
Medical conditions like dry eye syndrome or medical problems with the eyelids can affect tear production and distribution and cause your eyes to feel dry

What You Can Do :
👉 Blink more and practice the 20-20-20 rule (check my page for more info)
👉 Don't use medications without a prescription
👉 Stay hydrated, drink at least 2L of water daily
👉 Use a humidifier if your environment is constantly dry
👉 Stop smoking
👉 See an eye doctor if you are experiencing dry eyes

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