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Many lens
options exist to suit your lifestyle. Here is some easy-to-understand information to help you select the best
lenses to serve your individual needs.
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Exclusive
Two-Year Warranty
When you purchase
eyewear from Town & Country Eyecare, you can be sure it is the
finest quality available. That's why we back our eyewear with
a free two-year warranty. If your frames or lenses break,
under normal wearing conditions, we'll repair or replace them free. |
Lens Treatments: Before
purchasing your eyewear, consider the advantage of each of our lens
coatings. Think of your glasses as a tool. With the addition
of proper coatings, this tool can perform well beyond simple vision
correction, and actually enhance your day-to-day performance and
appearance. Click
here to learn about available treatments.
Lens
Designs: Several types
of lenses are available, depending on your needs. Click
here to learn more about our offerings.
Lens
Materials: Lenses are made
from different materials to serve different purposes. Click
here to find out what they are.
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Frames:
T&C Eyecare has a large
selection of frames. New fashion forward designs with trendy
metals and plastics are available for adults, teens and children. Click
here to find out what they are. |
Sunglasses: Protect
your eyes from the sun's harmful UV rays which can increase your chance
of cataracts and macular degeneration. Click
here to learn about protecting your eyes with our wide choice of
designs for all sports.
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Glasses: Sports
eyewear has two main functions--improve your performance/
enjoyment of the sport and provide adequate safety protection for
the only two eyes you have. Click
here to find out more. |
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Vision
Safety Notice
Of all the materials that lenses can
be made of, polycarbonate is the most impact resistant.
Plastic or glass lenses are less impact-resistant and can break into
sharp pieces that can cause serious injury to the eye, or even
blindness. Most frames are not designed for protection.
If your occupation or recreational
activities expose you to flying objects or physical impacts, you may
require sports goggles or safety glasses with side shields. We
recommend polycarbonate lenses for children under 18 years of age
and for any adult who wants the safest lens material available. |
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