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I have -1.50. Some optics say that I should always wear glasses/lenses, while others say that I should take them off when I read. Who is right?
The general rule is to wear your glasses or lenses whenever you need them to see clearly. This may be all the time, or only for specific tasks such as reading, driving, or using the computer. It's important to follow your eye doctor's recommendations for wearing your glasses or lenses based on your specific vision needs.
If your eye doctor has prescribed glasses or lenses for you, it's important to wear them as directed. This is especially true if you have a refractive error, such as nearsightedness or farsightedness, as your glasses or lenses will help correct your vision and prevent eye strain. However, if you have been prescribed glasses for occasional use, such as for reading, you may not need to wear them all the time.
If you participate in sports, it's important to protect your eyes with the appropriate eyewear. This may mean wearing your glasses or lenses while playing, or using sports goggles or protective eyewear specifically designed for your sport. Consult with your eye doctor to determine the best option for you.
Wearing your glasses or lenses for extended periods of time will not harm your eyes. However, it's important to take breaks and give your eyes a rest, especially if you spend a lot of time on the computer or reading. This can help prevent eye strain and fatigue.
Glasses or lenses correct your vision temporarily, but they do not permanently change your vision. However, wearing glasses or lenses as prescribed may help prevent your vision from getting worse over time. Some children with certain eye conditions may experience improved vision with glasses or lenses, but this is not always the case for adults.