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Keep an eye on your children, because sitting in front of screens at an early age affects visual acuity.

It’s that time again when many parents start making preparations for sending children to school.There are a multitude of organisational issues that relate to starting school.But amidst this hurried preparatory...

What does an optometrist do?

An optometrist is a healthcare specialist who deals with examining and correcting eyesight, prescribes glasses and contact lenses and who can also fit, make and repair glasses. Therefore they must...

Silhouette spectacle frames– enjoy every moment!

80% handcrafted screwless and rimless frames made in Austria have made their way to Estonia. Pro Optika’s consultants can offer personalised advice on Silhouette products. A personalised Silhouette consultation differs...

Choosing eyeglasses for children and adolescents?

Parents need to make a number of decisions when selecting eyeglasses for their children. How can you choose the right frames? What kind of lenses are best?Compared to adults, children...

Why reading glasses?

A lot of people who have had great eyesight for their entire life are surprised when they suddenly find it difficult to see things close up and feel as if...

How to take care of your glasses

In order for your glasses to last and for you to be able to use them without issues, we will give you a few tips on how to take care...

Choosing frames

When entering an optics store you are faced with a wide range of frames to choose from. Where do you start? What kind of frames will suit you? These are...

Sports glasses

An athlete’s achievements and satisfaction are greatly affected by their eyesight. With outdoor sports, people are affected by such conditions as sun, wind, rain and snow. At the same time,...

Bright sunlight and UV light pose the greatest danger to children’s eyes!

When spring comes, more and more people find their way to optics stores to find fashionable protection for their eyes. All adults know how important it is to protect their...

Photochromic or self-darkening lenses

Photochromic lenses first appeared on the market in the late 1960s, but only became popular in the 1990s. When exposed to UV radiation, photochromic lenses undergo a chemical reaction that...

Lens materials

Lenses are made from a variety of materials, the most common being mineral glass and plastic. We generally recommend plastic because it is lighter and more shatterproof than mineral glass....

Accommodating lenses

Accommodating lenses are for people who often experience eye strain and tension when reading with glasses and working on a computer. Accommodation is the ability of the eye to see...