For several years now it has been the great fashion for vintage and retro/chic accessories.
As for glasses, folklo models are more and more fashionable and seen on many stars!
Attractive colors, surprising patterns, original shapes are in order and bring joy and good humor to the faces who wear them.
The models that we found outdated in the early 2000s are making a comeback and have never been so trendy and modern.
During the last school holidays, a "visual screening" break was offered to you in the Jura on the A39 motorway; Operation carried out in partnership by AsnaV , the Victor Bérard de Morez high school and the Jura eyewear makers.
2nd year students supervised by their teachers welcomed you for this free and quick screening; 5 minutes only is enough.
As one of the professors of physiological optics explained to us, these screening operations aim to make drivers aware of the dangers associated with a lack of visual acuity.
The progression of this vision disorder is phenomenal…
Between 2010 and 2050 the number of cases of myopia could increase by 77%!
In 2010 28% of the world's population was listed as myopic, by 2050 we expect 49.8% of people affected by myopia!
But what is myopia? It is an eye disorder that causes blurred vision from afar (unlike the phenomenon of farsightedness or presbyopia related to aging).
This visual problem affects from an early age and must be corrected as soon as possible.
The Mido is an international trade fair for ophthalmology, optics and optometry which takes place in Milan every year.
This is the main international exhibition in the sector and brings together the biggest glassmakers, eyewear manufacturers and manufacturers of optical equipment.
Mido is an event that shows a lot of initiatives, personalities, information, services but it is above all a business place to make contacts and to discover the latest trends and market innovations.
The anti-fatigue lens, which filters out 30% of harmful artificial blue light, developed by MAVU opticians has attracted the interest of many bloggers.
Indeed they are constantly looking for new concepts and products and were delighted to be able to test the Varionet computer glasses.
Welcome to Varionet.com!
One small step for Varionet, one giant leap for optics!
This Thursday, March 3, Varionet is unveiling to the public its new site, which has already been available in beta version for certain users for several weeks.
Sight is essential to our life, only unlike our skin, our eyes are not at risk of sunburn.
This lack of redness or heat signal often makes us forget the real dangers that ultraviolet rays represent for our eyes. Only it's not just the sun that can be dangerous for our eyes, there is also the harmful artificial blue light given off by digital screens: Telephone, computer, tablet, television... But then, how can we protect our eyes?
The artificial blue light released by digital screens is very harmful to vision because it damages the retina and therefore, in the long term, sight.
Prolonged exposure to it significantly increases the risk of AMD, age-related macular degeneration, loss of central vision, irreversible visual disease.
20 million people in France are affected by presbyopia (difficulty seeing up close after 45 years), only 100,000 decide to correct it by wearing contact lenses.
Most correct presbyopia with magnifying glasses/classic reading glasses that can be found in pharmacies and parapharmacies at low prices.
These glasses are easy to purchase and allow close reading only.
However, what to do when you want to have an intermediate vision during manual work, for example?
Varionet has found the solution!
With the rise of social networks and the democratization of digital devices, the hours spent in front of screens have multiplied in just 7 years.
Indeed today a teenager spends an average of 6 hours in front of a screen per day . This digital generation is more than ever overexposed to harmful blue light and the damage is numerous;
This is called "student myopia", Varionet gives you the tips to correct this visual defect now!
