Smart eyewear has arrived at a new level of subtlety and sophistication with the Even Realities G2. If you’re looking for eyewear that blends high-tech utility with everyday style, this is it. Here’s why the G2 represents a meaningful upgrade — and why we believe it’s a smart addition for anyone serious about eyewear and innovation.

November marks Diabetes Awareness Month — a crucial time to shine a light on the link between diabetes and eye health. Many people don’t realise that diabetes can affect more than blood sugar levels — it can also impact your vision in serious and often silent ways.

Some of the most unforgettable characters in horror wouldn’t be the same without their glasses. From eerie masterminds to unexpected horror heroes, their eyewear adds an edge — making them instantly recognisable and surprisingly wearable in real life.

As the seasons change and the days get shorter, the low winter sun starts to make its presence known — dazzling you on the drive to work, reflecting off wet roads, and making it harder to see clearly outdoors. It’s the perfect time to think about upgrading your eyewear — and if you’re ready for something stylish, sustainable, and practical, eco eyewear ticks all the boxes.

We often think of vision and mental health as two separate things. But in reality, your eyes and your mind are deeply connected. When your vision isn’t right, it doesn’t just affect how clearly you see the world — it can also change how you feel about it.

Earlier this week we marked World Sight Day 2025, a global event dedicated to raising awareness about blindness, vision impairment, and the importance of eye health. While the day itself has passed, the message it carries remains more important than ever: your sight is precious – don’t take it for granted.

Glaucoma is one of the leading causes of irreversible vision loss worldwide—and the scariest part? It often develops without any symptoms until significant damage has already occurred. That’s why understanding what glaucoma is, how to spot the early warning signs, and getting regular eye examinations is so important.

We all know the basics of eye care—get your eyes tested regularly, wear sunglasses, eat your carrots… But there are several everyday habits and items that could be quietly damaging your eye health without you even realising. Here are five sneaky culprits to keep an eye on (pun intended):

Superheroes might be able to fly, shoot webs, or save the world—but some of them wouldn’t be complete without their glasses. In fact, specs often play a bigger role in their story than you might think: they can hide an identity, boost their powers, or define their style. Here are five superheroes whose glasses are just as iconic as their capes.

Whether you're an amateur golfer or a seasoned pro, you've likely invested in the best clubs, shoes, and even a state-of-the-art rangefinder. But what about your eyes—the most critical tool in your game? Surprisingly, many golfers overlook the importance of protecting and optimising their vision on the course. That’s where sports glasses specifically designed for golf come in.

Have you ever sat down in a movie theatre, put on a pair of 3D glasses, and suddenly felt like objects were popping out of the screen? It might feel like magic, but it’s really a clever trick based on how your eyes and brain work together — and a little help from optical science. Let’s break it down in a simple way.

Screen Time & Eye Health: Best Practices and the Glasses That Make a Difference

After years of settling for mass-market eyewear, Registered Nurse Michael, 63, discovered a better way to see the world — literally.

Getting your first pair of glasses  can be exciting - but it’s also completely normal to feel unsure about what to expect. Whether you've...

Charlotte wearing sunglasses

Macular degeneration , also known as Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) , is one of the leading causes of vision loss in people over...

Cataracts are a common eye condition that affects the clarity of your natural lens, leading to blurry or cloudy vision. Most often related to ageing, cataracts can develop slowly over time, impacting daily activities like reading, driving, or recognising faces.

Astigmatism is a common refractive eye condition that affects how light enters the eye, causing blurred or distorted vision at all distances. It occurs when the cornea or lens has an irregular shape, preventing light from focusing properly on the retina.

At The Spectacle Factory, our team is the heart of everything we do. This week, we’re shining the spotlight on one of our most...

At The Spectacle Factory , a leading optical practice in Bamber Bridge, Preston, we pride ourselves on having a passionate, expert team...