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Adjusting your eyeglasses Most of the time, adjusting your eyeglasses that we send you is not necessary because the eyeglasses fit properly when you receive them. Eyeglass frames are designed so that they can be adjusted (bent) if necessary to accommodate most any facial structure. How to Clean Eyeglasses The saying goes that eyes are the windows to the soul. Keep your visual environment clean and clear by cleaning your eyeglass lenses carefully and regularly. How to Recycle Eyeglasses According to the World Health Organization, approximately 25 percent of the world's population needs eyeglasses. You can help a person in need by donating eye glasses you no longer use. Proper Care for Eyeglasses In recent years, eyeglasses have regained style points, even among people who could wear contact lenses instead. In fact, I just bought a pair of glasses last month, hoping to get in on the tail end of the geek chic look. The History of Eye Glasses or Spectacles Around 1284 in Italy, Salvino D'Armate is credited with inventing the first wearable eye glasses. Around the year 1752, eyeglass designer James Ayscough introduced his spectacles with double-hinged side pieces. Tips for Donating Old Eyeglasses Ever wonder what to do with those hundreds of dollars worth of old eyeglasses sitting around, unused, in the drawer because the prescription no longer works for your eyes? Tips You Need Glasses The Vision Council of America recommends that everyone has a regular eye exam. There are several telltale signs that it's time to visit an eye care professional (ECP) to have your eyesight and overall eye health checked. Travel Tips - Take an extra pair of eyeglasses Many travelers require glasses for both reading and distance. Losing them while on vacation can be very limiting (for example, your driver's license may require that you wear glasses while operating a vehicle)