- Clean your glasses regularly: Use a mild soap or lens cleaning solution along with a microfiber cloth to clean your glasses. Avoid using harsh chemicals, abrasive materials, or paper towels, as they can damage the lenses and coatings.
- Handle your glasses with clean hands: Always wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before handling your glasses. This helps to avoid transferring dirt, oils, or other residues onto the lenses or frames.
- Store your glasses properly: When you're not wearing your glasses, store them in a hard case or a clean, dry place to protect them from scratches, dust, and accidental damage.
- Avoid placing your glasses face down: Never place your glasses with the lenses facing down, as it can scratch the lenses. Always place them in a way that the lenses are facing upwards or fold the temples to close them properly.
- Adjust your glasses properly: If your glasses feel loose or uncomfortable, visit your optician to have them adjusted. Avoid bending or adjusting the frames yourself, as it can cause damage.
- Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures: Do not leave your glasses in extremely hot or cold environments, as it can cause damage to the lenses or frames. Avoid wearing your glasses in saunas, hot tubs, or while using a hairdryer.
- Don't wear your glasses on top of your head: Avoid wearing your glasses on top of your head as it can stretch the frames and make them lose their shape.
- Get regular eye exams: Regular eye exams by a qualified optometrist or ophthalmologist can help detect any changes in your vision and ensure that your glasses prescription is up to date.