7 Eye Glasses LIFE HACKS and Glasses Tips
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About this video: Do you wear eyeglasses? If so, you don’t want to miss these eye glasses life hacks. In this video, I review 7 glasses tips such as how to fix glasses and how to clean my glasses. There are many glasses hacks I have heard or seen on the internet, many do not work, but these are some fun lifehacks that I have tried and recommend. 
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Never throw away old glasses. The screws in them may come in handy for repairing your new glasses.
Sadly there are about 3000 different types of screws for glasses...
Doctor Eye Health I’ve been buying screwless eyeglass frames for years, it’s such a better mechanism than the old hinge design, not only no screw to loose but cheaper to manufacturer because of fewer parts and easier assembly. I’m surprised that all eyeglasses frames aren’t screwless nowadays.
@Green Giant Honestly there are much better ways that you could be contributing instead of donating glasses, they'd only use recycle the old frame anyway and can't use the lens. There are really better options if you want to donate.
Most $1 stores sell eyeglass repair kits cheap. they come with 2 screwdrivers and screws for $1 USD. i have a kit in the car and in the toolbox and at home. the are in expensive.
@@theambergryphon4266 the Lions club donates used glasses to kids and elderly in need. They also take old glasses in donation. lenses can be repolished to fit different prescriptions.
I needed something that will remove my glasses when I fall asleep....so I got married.
😂
Funny I really hope your not married. Marriage is a fucking scam
@@thelegendkillersshittyduff1335 I really hope you realize that it's not.
@@DP-99 that's why you should keep marrying till you find the right one,
Ref: Prop Mohammed 🤪😆
@@regularjoe9032 that's not why He married all of them. Please don't say anything you know nothing about.
Pro tip: don't sit on your glasses. 😅
Super pro tip!
Never knew that, thanks.
@@spidermain I am glad to be helpful.
ha ha happen to me once.......when I was a wee lad I accidentally sat on my glasses and broke them in half.......never again since then
Chillman my friend once sat on my 450$ glasses, now I wear a 50$ glasses because I’m poor 😭
Ageing has caused me to need glasses.
Glasses of beer. Glasses of wine. And glasses of bourbon.
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That's not age. It's marriage.
@@charlespratt8663 marriAGE
@@ViratKohli-jj3wj Ayyeee
@@emmiheart3793 ge
Here are some *timestamps* in case you want to revisit a specific tip:
00:00:42 first tip: adjustments
00:01:18 sliding
00:02:25 lost screw
00:03:30 lying down
00:04:24 seeing without glasses
00:05:22 cleaning glasses
00:06:08 avoid high heat
also, I am so happy to see there is a diy alternative to adjustments, I got new glasses and I already had to go to the optician 3 times to get them adjusted, and I am still not comfortable with how they feel on my ears... but I am too embarrassed to go there again, although they adjust them for free
I've had thick glasses since I was 5 and this is the first time I've watched a glasses hack video lol
same
I have R=+5, L=+7
Just got mine
Got mine yesterday
Hi
I've found that 'over-the-ear' headphones hurt when wearing glasses, but 'on-ear' ones are👍🏼.
like ear buds?
Doctor Eye Health no, over the ear ones have a bigger circumference and press in your glasses. On the ear ones don’t touch your head- just the ear, so they’re not directly pressing glasses. I’m not sure about earbuds🤔. ❤️❤️peace
@@joshuabpolys like airpods or headphones on a wire or wireless?
cierra williams doesn’t make a difference weather they are wireless or not. Look up both ‘on the ear’ and ‘over the ear’ headphones. The difference is the ‘over the ear’ ones will press into your glasses. Where the ‘on the ear’ ones don’t touch your glasses. ❤️
In ear= preatty much every headphone that come with a phone, also called ear buds, example: apple air pods.
on ear= the soft part on the headphone relax on ur ear not around ur ear, example: JBL by Harman JR300
over ear= are the ones that the soft part of the headphones relax around ur ear, ex: Logitech G633 (the ones i have)
about confort, the in ear are the best if u have glasses, on ear suck it just hurts ur ear after a while, over the ear depends on the headphone soft part, beacause some headphones like mine, "leak" sound if i wear my glasses but is nothing impossible to fix since u can buy aftermarket stuff for them, aka just the soft part made out of leather, but the leak isnt anything big u dont even really notice it.
Tabletop test isn't really a solution. Nobody has a perfectly symmetrical head, and it is normal for one ear to be a few millimeters higher than the other
100% true. But for someone that doesn't know where to start, it can help. I will have a more comprehensive glasses adjusting video in the near future.
@@DoctorEyeHealth Dumkoff, if you don't know where to start by flattening them to a table you are just as likely (or moreso) to be bending them in the WRONG direction.
My classmate was unintentionally blunt with someone in the optical once: "Do you want the glasses to fit the table or fit your face?"
Works for me
@@lenzielenski3276 Ughhh. This guy is helping people. What have you done lately to help a stranger? Have you nothing better to do than insult people?
This video has helped me with a pair of my plastic glasses where the one side was killing me behind my ear. Since I hadn't yet seen this video, I kept bending and still no relief. I followed the Doc's heating method and it worked.
Nothing in this world works the same for everyone. It is great to have people who share info, and if it helps you, it helps you. As long as it doesn't hurt you, be thankful.
Loved the pinhole thing with the fingers! I tried it while watching this video and it totally works.
My first requirement when buying glasses: silicone nose pads. That's the best thing I've found for keeping glasses from sliding down my nose. (Doctor, love your presentations: little or no music, and if music low volume, and you get to the point quickly. You speak quickly, but unlike with other people, it doesn't make me feel anxious.)
noooo not silicone. i love titanium nose pads they never wear out and are great for people with allergies. unfortunately my new glasses take the snap in kind not the ones that screw in and i cant find them anywhere.
Hello, Doc! My eyes seem to "adjust" every year and so I have new glasses made every year. My optometrist said that since my sight has not stabilized, I cannot get laser surgery yet. Felt bad about this because I felt that my glasses are such a hassle to have.
But thanks to your videos, especially the one about cleaning lenses, maintaining my glasses has become more bearable. It doesn't feel like a chore anymore. Thank you so much.
I don't even wear glasses, but I still watched the entire video, lol
Thank you! Glad you liked it haha
@@DoctorEyeHealth are your glasses prescription?
Shareeh Rayisoon wtf is wrong with you
@@ksenijapavlovska8760 i was likw: tf i just read
@@ClarkKentPeter You're probably fucking sad irl to type out this bs. Stop it.
In photography we used to use the term reducing the "circles of confusion" when limiting the amount of light entering the lense to make the image sharper.
100% correct. We use the a similar term for when we correct for astigmatism by a spherical equivalent.
I just want to say that while glasses are useful in correcting my eyesight I really love them as a fashion accessory! Different glasses different looks & styles etc.! #glasseswearer
I know! They are kinda getting bigger in that area...or at least I think so.
Same!!
Glasses don't just correct eyesight and have style. One of their most important functions is eye protection. Wearing glasses is much safer than using contact lenses.
I was hoping for tips on how to find my glasses
haha You could consider putitng some glow in the dark paint on the inside of the frame or on the glasses case. That might help in dim light.
I wish i could ring my glasses just like how I look for my phone when it's missing.
@@Mira0020 One day man, one day. We already have those but it'll be mainstream eventually probably.
@@DNBursky wow! This one's awesome! But the price tho...
look on your head.
Wow. I was always trying to find channel which posts genuine content related to eyes and glasses.Now I found😍 and subscribed.🙏Keep posting.
A little while back I bought an upright glasses case and use it when I go to bed. The outer surface is a faux leather and the inside is soft/fluffy. It stands up and I put my glasses in it for overnight. That way the glasses are protected from being moved around on my nightstand, falling, getting scratched, etc. I bought this item online and with S&H was about $15. Kind of a high price, but I'm glad to have it.
My favorite tip was the c-pillow. I have a tip of my own that is similar to the pinch hole tip you shared. I use my entire hand like almost closing into a fist. You're absolutely a pleasure to watch and the information you share is so valuable. Thank you!
Hey thanks batcat! That means a lot to hear.
That Lay See Pillow looks awesome! Great tip!
a trick that I once used to keep my glasses from falling apart when the screw falls out, is sticking a safety pin through the space where the screw originally was. it does look a little funny, but its a good temporary solution (especially when you're at school, and may not have a toothpick, or nail polish)
Sounds more reliable
Or n earring with a back
I used to use the camera trick quite a bit *before* I finally got glasses. But it's still a good hack when you forget your reading glasses. The "pinhole" trick is pretty cool - I didn't know about that one!
As an optician, I recommend all of the tips. Along with taking your glasses off when spraying hairspray and perfume, and placing them out of harm's way. The chemicals damage the protective coatings on the lenses. ❤️I love my job.
Yes! Hairspray is so hard to remove without ruining the coatings.
*Strip not stop 😉
Really enjoy your stuff
Dr Eye excellent explanation I just love the way how he demonstrated how to put the contacts in. He's fast but not too fast easy to follow and down to the point. Thank you 5 thumbs up
I just started wearing glasses, age 80 and really grateful for this information. TYVM
Wow! You were blessed with fabulous vision!
Awesome hacks! Nice quality video! One quick addition: The table rock test may not the best way to see if frames are properly adjusted because people tend to have one ear higher then another and then the glasses would sit straight on table but crooked on face.
Very pro tip right there! Always best to have them adjusted by a professional.
As a licensed optician, i say you are correct. HOWEVER, the glasses should sit level when upside down on a flat surface.
What about flat on the table but crooked on the face?? Really disappointing to look in the mirror.... 🤪😭
Just an awesome tips as always!
All your videos on glasses and contacts are so helpful!! Thank you
Omg I need that pillow!!! All of these tips were so helpful.
Thanks! Glad you liked them
I was wondering what the pillow was made for and now i know
Looks very uncomfortable
In heating their frame should be mindful not to overheat. I've had customers bring their's in melted & beyond repair. :-(
I will be sure to include this in my future adjustment guide video!
So not over the stove eye or with my lighter.
Loved the hair dryer /hot water tip to allow adjustments of plastic frames! Thanks!!
Thanks for these tips
The tabletop test @ 2:10
I've been an optician for almost 10 years and I would suggest flipping the glasses over for the tabletop test.
If you've had your glasses adjusted by a professional you are going to mess up your glasses if you adjust them as shown in the video.
Most people have one ear that is higher or lower, or more forward or more back -- properly adjusted frames will account for that, and the temple-ends will never sit evenly on the table.
100% true, but at least this will help people get them into a neutral position. A future video yet to be released will be much more comprehensive.
Agreed. I cringe when people assess their spectacle alignment like that.
Good tip about the heat. I've often thought about that as I leave my glasses on the dash to go in for dental appts.
Yeah the heat can ruin lenses pretty easily.
Doc ,keep up the good work.
Seeing and testing tip #5 after living most of my memorable life being dependent on glasses was very exciting. Thanks!
I just received my 12 × 12" lens cleaning cloths from Amazon. Really good so far. When you wash them do not put fabric softener on them.
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I get a cleaning cloth every time I get a new pair of glasses and I have been wearing them since I was 13 so I really don’t need to order any! Lol 😂
What? I love wearing glasses but I never knew I needed this video!!! Thanks for the tips!
Thank you sooooo much! I just used heat to adjust my sliding glasses AND purchased the mirror glasses!!! Genius!
Thanks for another informative and helpful
The nerdwax is definitely an item I want to try. I've adjusted my glasses very tight before so they didn't slide at all, but it hurt my ears and I had them readjusted again.
QOTD ✅: Which one of these tips was your favorite and do you have any of your own?
First one 😁
The Mirror glasses was my fav tip.
@@charliemoorejr. They are surprisingly cool to use, I like to lay flat on my back and to just rest my phone on my chest to watch youtube videos without cranking on my neck...its great.
@@iamsom9002 Have you tried it?
That c pillow. I’ve fallen asleep on the couch to wake up with my glasses practically embedded in my face.
Great suggestions! Thank you!
Great tips! Thank you!
Hello sir how to remove glasses mark in nose
Ikr.. lemme park here cause i want to know the answer too
Ye same specially with nosepad
That is due to consistent pressure on the sides of your temple tips. Please take them to an Optical have them loosen so they don't leave those marks!
I need the answer too
Yea i have marks
Hi, Doctor! I finished medical university this year and I have intentions to specialize in ophthalmology. What are your tips and advices, where should I start, which books would you recommend to begin with? Thank you and greetings !
Awesome info! Thank you 👍😍
Nice advice thank you so much
Tip: Use both hands to fit/remove your spectacles. Give your microfibre cloth a wash from time to time.
Visit your optometrist every few months for a spectacle service; screws tightened, ultrasonic wash & re-alignment. Most good optometrists will do this with a smile!
Thanks for the tip!
you missed what i think is the best tip ,
use two hands to fit or remove your glasses , saves a lot of bending to the frame , and wear to always the same side , if you want to use one hand , remove using a pinch grip on the bridge ,
in number 2 you lay your glasses down the wrong way , lay them with the side ends facing up and the top edges of the sides down , that way the frame and sides are not effected by the ear return section , in case they are not bent exactly even and it gives a false impression.
hth
never ever use super glue , sticky tape or even blue tac , but never super glue , , if the threads in hinges are stripped , they can have over size screws fitted , or even small nuts and bolts will work , i do it all the time , im a working optical lab tech.
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I'm late to this party, and while I've had co-workers lay them upside down as you suggest, for number 2, I generally do it the way the doc shows. It just works better for me. The only time I do it the other way is if the patient has a big difference in the way the temples have to be bent, then, as you say, it throws things off. Generally speaking though, the temples are even, and it's pretty easy to tell if they aren't
Firstly, thanks for taking the time to make the video. It is much appreciated. The best tip was the dental floss to tie up a temple when the screw has come out and obviously been lost. Never thought of that one and it is great. Cheers.
Wow.. That pinhole finger thingy actually DID make my astigmatism better!
Pretty cool right?
My favorites were tips 4 and 5. Knowing that there's an ACTUAL solution to my mundane problem lessens my hatred for having poor visual capabilities. This video helped me a lot and I've just started watching your videos for half an hour or less. It gave me much respect for you and your job.
Here's a random question: How do you deal with having cockeyed while using your phone. Sometimes I forget that I'm not looking directly at the screen with both of my eyes. It's a manner of habit and self discipline which is hard to get a grip on how to change it.
Also.
Habitually, I get bored of watching and I often rest my hand on top of my eye, as a result of it, therefore in the process only using one eye. Would this damage the visual balance quality of my eye. Since when I close one eye and the another individually, I've noticed one is blurrier than the other. I know that eyes aren't 100% the same in regards to quality but having no knowledge about the subject makes me unsecure and unsure about the things that I need to change and improve about one's self.
Despite that, I really enjoyed your videos.
Excellent and timely. Thank you for the video my friend.
Very handy tips. Thank you.
I love how Americans call them “eye glasses”.
You know, in case you get them confused with knee glasses.
Lol I just call them glasses 😂
Horseback riding.
It is "eyeglasses" to differentiate between drinking glasses.
@Josuke Higashikata Incorrect-We 'British', as you say, just call them glasses.
@@geoff5033 'OW 'BOUT I GIV U A GOOD RODGERING IN THE RUMPY PUMPY, CHAP
Love the nerd wax and dental floss tips
The dental floss was something I learned from a patient one time, i thought it was brilliant.
Coz ilove you doc I subscribed to your channel. Keep up the good work!
informative and easy on the eyes. Good on ya Doc.
I bought rubber connectors that are supposed to be used to keep your glasses in place when you’re playing sports. They connect from one end to the other, like those necklaces people wear so they can keep their glasses around their necks when not using them.
Nice! Are they comfy?
Thanks!! Great tips! The pillow was my favorite - why didn't EYE think of that?! Also, I only use dawn dish detergent to cleand my glasses with my CLEAN fingers - then I just blot the water off after rinsing with a paper towel - no rubbing to dry them and they are crystal clear. Any other solution or dry tubbing tends to ruin any coatings.
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Love that pillow!
Nerdwax. Cool. Gonna try. Thanks for posting.
Another great video! Love your positive energy!
If you clean your lenses with dish soap, how do recommended getting the dish soap off your lenses? Thanks and stay warm in all that snow.
Hey Thanks! I rinse with tap water, just not HOT water as it will hurt the coatings.
For cleaning my glasses, I've been using baby wipes and running water. I clean the lenses with the baby wipes then use the water to rinse away the residue. I'm honestly not sure how safe this method is long term but it definitely gets my glasses SPOTLESS.
Hello new glasses wearer here
Does the baby wipes have to be only unscented or does it matter ?
@@marlisaaugustin1917 I'd assume unscented is better but I'm not really sure. Not all wipes are created equally though. I find that thinner wipes work better and leave no lint. "Pampers" is the brand I use. Huggies sucks lol.
I needed this video yesterday...
This is so interesting...love the information...very helpful...thanks!!!!
Thanks for watching!
Nerdwax! I need that. Tightening the frame and anti-slip noseguard have never worked.
Here's a cleaning hack I've found very handy to remove the effects of hairspray over-spray on the front of my glasses (because I'm too blind to take them off when I'm applying hairspray): rubbing alcohol applied to a cloth, gently rubbed on the glasses, than rinsed off with water. I got this trick from the eyeglass store I bought my glasses from in when I went back a long time ago to complain that the lens coatings were decomposing (they weren't). Works like a charm on my 6+ years old lenses.
Nice! Thanks for the tip!
Thanks Doc!
The table top test was really helpful.
I remember in middle school one of the screws in my glasses broke so I tied it off with some red yarn. I used to crochet a lot..
Great videos! Are there any magnifying reading glasses that can be worn over regular prescription glasses? I'm a musician and it's getting harder to read the music on the page. I have new prescription glasses, but wondering if there are any products that will enlarge the printed page? Thanks.
Perhaps...I like thin optics, they may work. As they clip onto the nose.
Look for magnifiers for craftwork. There are several types.
Great tips doc! 👍🏻
very informative thanks
Nice video! 👍🏽 I don’t wear glasses, but my wife does. I’ll have to share with her!
Hey thanks for sharing!
5:31 Holy shit, that actually works. Mind blown!
Nice!
Thank you! You explain everything so clearly! :)
Great and very helpful video, thanks for the tips
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My favorite tip was about the special pillow for eye glasses. I need a new pillow anyways lol
haha nice. It does work but it is the size of a throw pillow and works best for just watching TV and similar activities.
Never thought to use my phone as a magnifier. Thank you!! 👍🏻
Yeah that was the best tip ever especailly in stores looking at prices
Awesome thanks 👍
Thank you Doctor I learned a lot
Got any tips for wearing eyeglasses while wearing a face mask to stop fogging them up. I look ridiculous right now. 🤓👓 Damn you, Rona!
Ikrrr
Slide them slightly down your nose. This stops the humid air coming out of the top of your mask from hitting the lenses directly.
Put shaving cream on them!
Another alternative, if you lose the screw is to use a sewing pin or a piece of wire. Just make sure when bending the ends that you don't accidentally scratch the lenses and the ends are positioned that they won't accidentally stab you later.
This is how I fixed my dad's glasses, saved the need for replacing them or going to the optician.
Crafty!
You are just the cutest! So smart and helpful:). Thank you for all your videos.
Its great to see you on RUclips! I can’t wait for a video on visual snow!
💯 Coming soon! Thanks for checking out the channel!
I use Dawn to wash skin oils from my eyeglasses completely away, gently blot to dry.
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I use Palmolive dish soap....it also works quite well. I'm sure there are others. One of the main ingredients in dish soap breaks down oil and grease, and makes it easier to wipe off.
Just another little tip for when your eyeglasses slide down your face. Take some of those hair rubber bands that the girls use to tie their pony tails in and tie them around your ear pieces of your glasses. I do this daily when I’m not wearing my contacts and my eyeglasses never move. They stay in place. This comes in handy during the summer time when you sweat.
Doesnt that hurt your ears though?
Doctor Eye Health nope. Not at all. They’re quite soft.
I just got prescriptions for some glasses and this was helpful, their still in the making tho- I’m glad I found this video so I’m prepared lol
Good stuff, thank you.
Be careful when using any ammonia product like latex paint or windex. Any spatter onto the surface of your AR-coated lenses (antireflective) may attack the coating making your lenses useless. I had this bad experience from latex paint spatter.
Oh I believe it!
@@DoctorEyeHealth The salt in dishwasher soap will also strip coatings. Use hand wash liquid soap.
Doc, go on Amazon. For $10 you can buy a 500pc. assortment of tiny screws in two dozen sizes. Complete with tiny screwdriver. Can fix many things for many years. And, your optician usually isn't a good mechanic. If you use one drop of LocTite threadlock on the screw, it will never fall out again. But can be unscrewed.
Oh I know. I have SOOO many of those tiny screws lol
Woah! That ring is so cool! I want one
Excellent! Thanks, man!
Any tips for a foggy lens? Like you came from a very cold room then moved to somewhere else warmer ending up having mist or fogs on the lens
That is a tough one. I have tried many anti fog solutions and other hacks but nothing really works that well. Nothing I would recommend anyway.
John Gramaje Here’s what you do... you pee on the lenses.
@@Randy58-zn4ez Had you?
Lightly rub soap on the lenses
@@oNiLaDtOrRu any solid soap yeah?
What about just rinsing the lens / glasses under running water i.e. the faucet?
RG
Best to stay away from HOT water as that can ruin the coatings.
Ronald G. Water alone won’t get rid of any oils transferred to the lenses, that’s where the dish soap/lens cleaner comes in.
I agree, but what I'm suggesting is just a quick "fix" from dust, smug, finger prints, sneeze/water drops AND then a wipe with a cloth, towels, etc. I find it necessary to do this once or twice a day. If your suggesting that washing with dish detergent EVERYDAY is the way to go, then say so. I'll do that! Thanks, for commenting.
Awesome tip about using the Pin Hole method to see without your glasses. I tried it right away and I must say I was surprised at how well it worked. Thanks.
I’m subscribing to u for sure! Ur tips and hacks are amazing 🙏
Yay! Thank you!
:o u replied-
How does one choose new frames when you need glasses to see yourself in the mirror?
Oh that is a tricky one. Take a photo with a phone and ask friends and family
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@@DoctorEyeHealth thanks that's an excellent idea!
My question, too.
Bring a friend. I bring my daughter she has good taste :)