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There is nothing worse than when your favorite sunglasses break or don't fit properly anymore. It happens to the best of us, but don’t worry, you can fix your sunglasses at home with either of these simple options...

More than 100 million plastic bottles are used worldwide each day - approximately 2.5 million bottles thrown out every hour and 1,500 going in landfills or the ocean each second. There is actually an area in the Pacific Ocean the size of Texas known as The Great Pacific Garbage Patch, which is compo...

The market for designer sunglasses is a massive one. Iconic shades have appeared in Hollywood features for decades and have found favor with celebrities and the fashion forward alike. Those who are serious about sunglasses aren’t content to pick up a dollar store pair, however. Favorite brands in th...

Who hasn’t just thrown away a pair of sunglasses at one time or another. That cheap pair you picked up at the gas station or $2 shop (even though they cost you $10), or the pair you dropped accidentally and scratched the lenses....

The winter games in Sochi are the first ever for Russia and we think they have put on a pretty great show! Nothing gets a crowd going like watching amazing skills on the slopes. You can always be guaranteed of spills and thrills of any of the sports in the Winter Olympics....

Opticians are asked all the time, ""Where can I fix my sunglasses?"" Sure, there are plenty of options, but there's only one that we recommend every time: self-installed aftermarket lenses. In fact, I've recommended it so often that I thought it was high time that I turned it into fine literature. T...

People around the world love sunglasses. About half of all Australians wear them, and they've been the subject of many innovations over the years. In 1936, Ray Ban developed anti-glare aviators to protect the eyes of pilots, and in 1953, they launched the Wayfarer -- which remains the best selling s...