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Monday, 27 January 2014

Omega-3 Is Good For Your Health

Your vision is priceless and it is important that you maintain your visual wellness and Your Health by scheduling a yearly comprehensive eye exam with your optometrist, ophthalmologist or Physician.

Drop into 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore for all your eye care needs. We have a frame for every face and a price for any budget. We also have Independent Optometrists located on site who will be happy to examine your child’s vision. Walk-in’s are welcome but we ask that you come 15 minutes prior to your desired appointment time.

Omega-3
20/20 Eyeglass Superstore is a family owned and operated business with locations throughout central Florida.  We look forward to becoming your trusted source for everything related to eye care, glasses and contacts. Should you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact us anytime.

Wednesday, 22 January 2014

10 Reasons To Choose 20/20 EyeGlass Superstore

10 Reasons To Use 2020 Eyeglass20/20 Eyeglass Superstore is Central Florida’s premier eye care provider with three locations in Winter Park, Melbourne, and Orange City.  We are proud to feature thousands of frame styles, lenses from the leading manufacturers, and sunglasses from the brands you love and trust.
Every family owned 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore location features its own independent doctor of optometry as well as an in-house lab to ensure you receive your new customized glasses in as little as one hour.  Our technicians maintain the highest standards of technical skills with the latest in eye care technology.
Drop into 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore for all your eye care needs. We have a frame for every face and a price for any budget. We also have Independent Optometrists located on site who will be happy to examine your vision. Walk-in’s are welcome but we ask that you come 15 minutes prior to your desired appointment time.

Monday, 13 January 2014

Which Frame Style is Right for Your Face Shape?

What Frame Style is Right for Your Face ShapeMany people have the need to wear eyeglasses. Picking the right frames that fit the shape and angles of the face is one of the most important parts of picking glasses out, after the prescription strength, of course. Since most people’s faces have a whole different combination of shapes, sizes, and contours, the easiest way to find the best frame style is to go with the shape of the face that your features resemble the very most.

Round Face
A person with a round face has the same proportions in length and by width. Rectangle frames are recommended for these types of faces, as they can add some needed angles. A pair that is not any wider than the width of the face is a great choice, and dark colors are also best. Experts also agree that embellishments around the edges of the glasses are not a good idea, as they can actually make a round face look wider.

Heart Face
A heart face is aptly named for those who have a wide forehead, a narrower chin, and a shape that looks like a heart when the hair is pulled back from the forehead. Light colored frames are the best for a heart shaped face, as are rimless frames that are oval or rectangular shaped.

What Frame Style is Right for Your Face Shape? Oval Face
An oval face shape is many times considered to be one of the best shapes since it is the most balanced of all. Most frames will look good on an oval face, although a person should still keep the actual size of their face in mind.

Square Face
Those who have a square face will be characterized by a very strong jaw line, as well as a wider forehead. Frames should be chosen that help minimize the width of the face, as well as make the face look thin and a bit longer. Narrower frames that are wider more than they are thicker will help make the face shape look the best. Narrow oval frames can also help with harsh angles of the face, and many people choose a soft and delicate style to balance out their harder features.

Oblong Face
Those with an oblong face shape have a longer face than what the width is, so frames should try to accentuate the face to make it look shorter. A square frame is the best option for an oblong face. Frame shapes that have more depth in their length will also make the oblong face shape look smaller.

Long Nose
Those who have a longer or larger nose will also be looking for the right frame style for their face. Frames that have a lower bridge will best fit a bigger nose.

It is also important to remember to pay attention to the size of your face when choosing frames. A large pair of frames on a small face or vice versa will not look good. A good rule of thumb is to keep the frames less than the width of the face at the widest part.

There are hundreds of options when it comes to purchasing eyeglasses, sunglasses and contact lenses in Orlando. There are also thousands of options when it comes to finding the perfect frames for your face. As you know, our tagline is, “A Frame For Every Face and a Price For Any Budget”, so we think 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore is the perfect choice for all your vision care needs.
Read the original article on Glassescrafter.com

Thursday, 9 January 2014

Children Are at Risk Of Permanant Vision Loss

Children Are at Risk Of Permanant Vision Loss 

Drop into 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore for all your eye care needs. We have a frame for every face and a price for any budget. We also have Independent Optometrists located on site who will be happy to examine your vision. Walk-in’s are welcome but we ask that you come 15 minutes prior to your desired appointment time.

We have over 4000 thousand frames to choose from and we’re known for having a frame for every face and a price for any budget. We also have in-house optometrists that are available for full eye examinations. Check out our coupons page for current offerings as well.

Thursday, 2 January 2014

Eye Tips For Every Season

The human eye is an amazing organ that most of us rely on every waking moment of the day.  From morning till night, our vision allows us to see beautiful Florida sunsets, our beloved family and much more.  Here at 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore, our main goal is to keep you up-to-date on everything related to eye care and eye health.

Here at 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore, we help thousands of Orlando, Melbourne City and Orange City residents purchase eyeglasses, contact lenses and sunglasses every day. We know purchasing new eyeglasses can be a challenge. Inexpensive reading glasses at the store are cheaper than prescription lenses. Is visiting an eye doctor and getting a prescription worth the extra cost?
Eye Tips For Every Season
20/20 Eyeglass Superstore - Winter Park, is wishing you and your family a very happy and safe New Year.

Tuesday, 10 December 2013

Bipolar Disorder

If you’re experiencing changes in your vision or visible changes to your eyes, these can be early warning signs of serious eye conditions.  No matter how busy you are, you must put aside some time for yourself to get your eyes looked at by a certified optometrist.
20/20 Eyeglass Superstore is a family owned company that has been serving the Orange City, Melbourne and Winter Park areas for many years.  We look forward to becoming your number one source for all your eye care and eye fashion needs.  You can also follow us on Facebook or Twitter to stay up to date on eye trends and eye health.
Bipolar Disorder

Tuesday, 3 December 2013

Tips for Eye Cosmetic Safety

Tips for Eye Cosmetic SafetyMascara and eye shadow may enhance your appearance, but eye cosmetics can easily harm your vision. Adopting these eye makeup safety tips will help keep your eyes pretty and healthy.

Mascara, eye shadow, and eyeliner can certainly do the trick. But if putting on eye cosmetics is part of your daily ritual, you should know about some potential dangers to your eyes. In fact, being just as diligent about removing eye makeup at night is more important than applying them each morning.
Eye cosmetics are generally safe materials — as long as you use them properly. Over time, all kinds of gunk can grow in those pretty little cosmetic packages. Bacteria and fungi can multiply, and if you continue to decorate your eyes with this makeup, you're transferring those germs directly to your eyes.

Dos and Don’ts of Using Eye Cosmetics

Here’s how you can make sure your eyes are pretty and healthy — these cosmetic safety tips will minimize your eyes' exposure to bacteria:
  • Don't hold onto old makeup — throw it away after a few months.
  • Don't use mascara that's dried out — and never attempt to moisten it with your saliva or water. It’s best to replace mascara every two to four months, or sooner if it’s dried.
  • Keep eye cosmetics cool — always at 85° F or below (that means don't keep them in your car or in a steamy bathroom).
  • Don't mix and match cosmetics. Use what's intended for your eyes on your eyes only — don't use the same pencil for both lips and eyes, as that can introduce bacteria.
  • Avoid kohl eyeliners — they may contain dangerous levels of lead. And avoid permanent coloring and dyes for eyelashes, as they can cause irreversible eye damage if not used correctly.
  • Never share your cosmetics with a friend.
Tips for Applying Eye Cosmetics Safely
It's also important to apply your eye makeup safely to help prevent injury. Getting anything that close to your eye can potentially cause damage — so when you're painstakingly drawing that perfect line, take care not to get the cosmetics in your eye.
  • Never put your eye cosmetics on while you're driving or riding in a car. Y
  • Skip eye cosmetics when you've got an irritated or infected ey
  • Keep eye cosmetics outside of your eye
  • Always wash your hands before you dig into your makeup bag and start applying eye cosmetics.
  • Avoid eye cosmetics that are iridescent, glittery, or shiny
  • Make sure that all eye cosmetic applicators are clean before you use them
reaf the original article on Everydayhealth.com

If you’re experiencing changes in your vision or visible changes to your eyes, these can be early warning signs of serious eye conditions.  No matter how busy you are, you must put aside some time for yourself to get your eyes looked at by a certified optometrist.
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Tuesday, 26 November 2013

Contact Lenses

Contact Lenses
Contact lenses are worn by millions of Orlando residents for a variety of reasons. Some people don’t like the appearance of frames and others want to change the color of their eyes. Contact lenses also provide wearers with more peripheral vision and they don’t accumulate moisture from rain or snow.

If you’re on the fence regarding contact lenses or eyeglasses, it’s important to consider your lifestyle. If you love to play sports, contact lenses might be a good choice. Another option is buying both – contact lenses and eyeglasses. This way you can have the best of both worlds!

Wednesday, 20 November 2013

Protect Your Eyes From Injury

Protect Your Eye From injury
If you’re experiencing changes in your vision or visible changes to your eyes, these can be early warning signs of serious eye conditions.  No matter how busy you are, you must put aside some time for yourself to get your eyes looked at by a certified optometrist.  Check out our previous post on the importance of eye exams for more information.  If you’re worried about what happens during an eye exam, check out this video from About.com which shows what happens during an eye exam.

Friday, 15 November 2013

What the Sun Does To Your Eyes

The human eye is an amazing organ that most of us rely on every waking moment of the day.  From morning till night, our vision allows us to see beautiful Florida sunsets, our beloved family and much more.  Here at 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore, our main goal is to keep you up-to-date on everything related to eye care and eye health.
What sun Does To your Eyes
There are hundreds of options when it comes to purchasing eyeglasses, sunglasses and contact lenses in Orlando. There are also thousands of options when it comes to finding the perfect frames for your face. As you know, our tagline is, “A Frame For Every Face and a Price For Any Budget”, so we think 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore is the perfect choice for all your vision care needs.

It’s important to schedule an eye examination with a optometrist if your child displays any of these symptoms. Don’t forget, you can visit an eye doctor at any 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore without an appointment. All we ask is that you show up 15 minutes early to your desired appointment time to fill out the required paperwork.

Tuesday, 12 November 2013

Eye Health Index

It’s important to stay up to date on eye health information, especially because some eye conditions like Glaucoma have no symptoms.  As an adult, you might ask yourself, “Why get an eye exam?” Getting an annual eye exam can easily be forgotten, especially with work, family and other obligations.  Make sure you set a reminder in your smartphone or pencil it in to your calendar to get a regular eye exam every year.
Eye Index
If it’s been more than a year since your last eye exam, please feel free to drop in to any 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore location or schedule an exam online. We have over 4000 thousand frames to choose from and we’re known for having a frame for every face and a price for any budget. We also have in-house optometrists that are available for full eye examinations. Check out our coupons page for current offerings as well.

20/20 Eyeglass Superstore is a family owned company that has been serving the Orange City, Melbourne and Winter Park areas for many years.  We look forward to becoming your number one source for all your eye care and eye fashion needs.  You can also follow us on Facebook or Twitter to stay up to date on eye trends and eye health.

Tuesday, 29 October 2013

Surviving Allergy Season

Do you ever step outside, take a deep breath—and begin to sneeze uncontrollably as your eyes start to itch and swell?

You are not alone. Many adults and children suffer from seasonal allergies. Fortunately, there is more help than ever before for seasonal allergy victims.

Allergic conjunctivitis is the most common seasonal allergy that affects the eyes. Its symptoms—itchy, watery, red and swollen eyes—are usually caused by exposure to pollen. Contact lens wearers may experience additional discomfort from the collection of pollen and allergy-related eye secretions that can bind to their lenses.

How do you know if your symptoms are caused by an allergy or by another condition or disease? Both allergies and colds cause symptoms of sneezing, congestion, runny nose, watery eyes, fatigue and headaches. Pay close attention to the following, more subtle signs to learn whether you have a cold or
an allergy:
  • Cold symptoms often appear one at a time. Allergy symptoms occur all at once.
  • Cold symptoms usually last from 7 to 10 days, whereas allergy symptoms continue only as long as a person is exposed to the allergy-causing agent.
  • Allergies generally cause clear, thin, watery mucous discharge. Colds may bring on a yellowish nasal discharge, suggesting an infectious disease.
  • Sneezing is a symptom more common to allergies, especially when it occurs multiple times in a row.
  • If you have a fever, it’s not allergy.
  • Colds are more common during the winter months, whereas allergies are typically triggered in the spring, summer and fall, when plants are pollinating.
  • Pay special attention to your eye symptoms. Generally, if your eyes itch, you have an allergy. If your eyes only burn or sting, you may have dry eye. If there is a thick discharge from your eye, you could have an infection. See your eye care provider for a proper diagnosis and treatment if you are experiencing any eye discomfort.
If you suffer from those unpleasant eye symptoms, you may also experience seasonal allergic rhinitis, commonly known as hay fever. This is your nose’s reaction to the same pollen: sneezing, congestion, postnasal drip, runny nose and itchy throat. In fact, pollen can travel through connecting ducts from the eyes into the nose.
Surviving Allergy SeasonThe Best Treatment: Avoidance
Doctors agree that the best way to control seasonal allergy symptoms is to avoid the pollen that triggers them. That means staying indoors when pollen counts are highest. A good rule of thumb is to try to stay indoors as much as possible on hot, dry, windy days, and on any day between 5 a.m. and 10 a.m.
When you are outdoors, follow these guidelines:
  • Minimize walks in wooded areas or gardens.
  • Wear a mask while you mow the lawn or garden. Keep grass cut low—no more than 2 inches high— to help prevent pollen from reaching high into the wind.
  • Keep hedges in your yard pruned and thin to limit collection of pollen on their branches.
  • Dry your clothes and linens in a dryer instead of hanging them outdoors.
Medical Remedies

If your symptoms are mild, some doctors recommend placing cold compresses directly on your closed eyes for 10 to 20 minutes. If that is not effective, visit your local pharmacy and buy an over-the-counter tear substitute, which can lubricate your eyes and help wash the pollen out.

Your vision is priceless and it is important that you maintain your visual wellness by scheduling a yearly comprehensive eye exam with your optometrist or ophthalmologist. Drop into 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore for all your eye care needs. We have a frame for every face and a price for any budget. We also have Independent Optometrists located on site who will be happy to examine your child’s vision. Walk-in’s are welcome but we ask that you come 15 minutes prior to your desired appointment time.

If over-the-counter medicine is ineffective, or if you are not sure that your symptoms are caused by an allergy, see your eye doctor. There are a number of very effective anti-allergy prescription eye drops today that are commonly prescribed by optometrists and ophthalmologists.

Read the original article published on davisvision.com

Monday, 23 September 2013

Tips For Living Well with Low Vision

Glaucoma, a group of eye diseases that gradually reduces sight, often goes unnoticed for years, as damage to the optic nerve occurs. In fact, more than 2.7 million people in the United States have glaucoma. We’ve compiled the below tips to help support everyone in living well and independently despite any vision loss.

From time to time, 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore offers Orlando residents free glaucoma screening to encourage healthy vision and eye habits.
living well with low vision
Ideas for Home:
  1. Increase lighting – One of the simplest ways to boost your confidence at home is to increase lighting. Try using stronger light bulbs throughout your home.
  2. Add color contrast – Adding contrasting colors to your daily routine can help ease confusion too.
  3. Use nonskid decorative rugs – Whether in your bathroom or on any slippery surface, make sure that all rugs and mats are nonskid. Using items that contrast with floor colors can also help with visibility.
On-the-go Advice:
  1. Easy payment options – Having low vision doesn’t mean you need to give up financial independence. Banks can provide large-print checks to assist with payment for groceries or bills.
  2. Use smartphone technology – Assistive technologies have made great strides in the past few years. Use built-in zoom functions on your smartphone to increase the size of text or images for easier reading. Smartphone apps can also be used to convert your voice to text for easy entry in messages and e-mails.
  3. Carry a portable magnifier – If you know that you’ll be in a situation requiring a lot of reading, take a portable magnifier with you for easy enlargement of text.
To read the original article click here.

Come down to any 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore location with your family and make sure everyone has an eye exam with one of our independent in-house optometrists. Make it a priority to have your eyes examined every year so that you don’t run the risk of losing your sight to Glaucoma.

20/20 Eyeglass Superstore is a family owned company that has been serving the Orange City, Melbourne and Winter Park areas for many years.  We look forward to becoming your number one source for all your eye care and eye fashion needs.  You can also follow us on Facebook or Twitter to stay up to date on eye trends and eye health.

Wednesday, 4 September 2013

Children's Eye Health and Safety Month

Have you checked out 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore’s vision selection? If not, now is the perfect time. We’re offering four great deals for the month of August.

Our goal is to provide you with fashionable eyeglasses, sunglasses and/or contact lenses. To get you started, we’re excited to offer the above four deals. The latest fall fashions include contrasting geometric shapes, mixes of feminine and edgy materials and floral prints.  We’re sure you’ll want more than just one pair!

The 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore frame collection includes every single frame you can think of.  From runway to nerdy, we offer thousands of frames so you can accessorize your outfits with a variety of options and stick to your budget.


 August is Children's Eye Health and Safety Month
Along with back-to-school shopping, consider making August the month for basic healthcare services such as immunizations, dental cleanings, a physical and eye exam. In fact, children younger than school age can benefit from such services.
  1. Ages Zero to Five

  2. School-age Children

Ensure early detection by scheduling an annual eye exam. If you notice the following problems with your child between appointments, see your regular eye doctor right away.
  • Frequent eye rubbing or blinking
  • Frequent headaches
  • Covering one eye
  • Short attention span
  • Avoiding reading assignments or holding reading materials close to the face
  • An eye turning in or out
  • Seeing double
  • Losing his or her place when reading
  • Difficulty with reading retention


Don’t forget, your prescription may need updating if it’s been over six months since your last eye checkup. Each 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore location has an independent doctor of optometry on-site and  walk-in’s are welcome, but remember to leave yourself approximately 15 minutes to fill out the required paperwork.


Monday, 26 August 2013

Maintain Healthy Eyes With These Four Vitamins

August is children  Eye Exam Month, so Eyeglass Superstore shares 4 vitamins to help support eye health. 



The old adage to eat carrots for good eyesight may not be too far off from the truth. Studies have shown a connection between the intake of certain vitamins and a decrease in age-related macular degeneration, cataracts and other eye related problems. Since August is children Eye Exam Month, Eyeglass decided to share some of the most important vitamins for supporting and maintaining healthy eyes and vision.

Vitamin C - According to the website AllAboutVision.com, "Studies suggest long-term consumption of vitamin C also may reduce the risk of forming a cataract and vision loss from macular degeneration."

Vitamin D – Researchers from the University College London's Institute of Ophthalmology tested the effects of Vitamin D3 on the vision and eye health of mice over a 6 week period. The study found that the mice "had significant reductions in retinal macrophage numbers and marked shifts in their morphology. These changes were reflected in a significant improvement in visual function, revealing that vitamin D3 is a route to avoiding the pace of age-related visual decline."

Lutein – A study published in The American Journal of Epidemiology looked at the relationship between lutein intake and the development of ARM. The study found that "there is evidence to suggest that dietary intake of lutein and its structural isomer, zeaxanthin, could reduce the risk for ARM."

Vitamin E - In the Age-Related Eye Disease Study (AREDS) researchers found a 25 percent lower risk of developing advanced stages of AMD when a nutritional formula including vitamin E was taken. The AREDS supplement included 400 International Units (IU) of vitamin E.

To read The orignal article click here.

ABOUT 2020 Eyeglass Superstore

20/20 Eyeglass Superstore is Central Florida’s premier eyecare provider with three locations in Winter Park, Melbourne, and Orange City.  We are proud to feature thousands of frame styles, lenses from the leading manufacturers, and sunglasses from the brands you love and trust.

Every family owned 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore location features its own independent doctor of optometry as well as an in-house lab to ensure you receive your new customized glasses in as little as one hour.  Our technicians maintain the highest standards of technical skills with the latest in eyecare technology.

Friday, 23 August 2013

Let There Be Sight


20/20 Eyeglass Superstore is Central Florida’s premier eyecare provider with three locations in Winter Park, Melbourne, and Orange City.  We are proud to feature thousands of frame styles, lenses from the leading manufacturers, and sunglasses from the brands you love and trust.

Every family owned 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore location features its own independent doctor of optometry as well as an in-house lab to ensure you receive your new customized glasses in as little as one hour.  Our technicians maintain the highest standards of technical skills with the latest in eyecare technology.

Let There Be SightWant to schedule an eye exam at 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore? You can schedule an eye exam online here, or call 407-767-5600

Wednesday, 21 August 2013

Children and Myopia

Depending on your health and age, you should also visit the optometrist to make sure you are above driving standards. Sometimes people won’t even realize they have blurred vision as deterioration tends to happen quite slowly over time. Driving standards are very strict and you might be driving illegally without even knowing it! If you were involved in a car accident and your vision was found to be below the legal standard, your insurance might be void. This is a worst case scenario but it’s better to be safe than sorry!
Children Myopia

A visit to the optometrist can also let you know if you have a lazy eye. This is especially important for children, so if you are a parent or guardian, make sure you take your kids in for regular eye exams. Check out our post on Top 5 Tips on Choosing Children’s Eyeglasses for more information on bring your kids to the optometrist.

Want to schedule an eye exam at 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore? You can schedule an eye exam online here, or call 407-767-5600

Monday, 19 August 2013

How to Teach Kids to Wear Eyeglasses

How to Teach Kids to Wear EyeglassesYour vision is extremely important. Imagine not being able to see a beautiful sunrise, your children and family or an incredible painting.  Poor vision habits can result in eye deterioration or even blindness.  Make sure you’re not guilty of the following sins when it comes to eye care.

According to the American Optometric Association of Ophthalmology, factors such as your eye health, family history and age determine how often you should have your eyes checked.  Babies should have their eyes at 6 months to test for common eye conditions. After children turn 3, they should visit the optometrist every year and this should continue on throughout adulthood.

If you’re overdue for your eye exam, please contact 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore to set up an eye exam.
It can be quite difficult and time consuming to train your children to wear their eyeglasses. This article should help speed up that process.
  1. Invest in several, soft, cloth straps in an assortment of bright, funky colors and designs. These are designed to attach to the handles of the glasses, so that the eyeglasses are worn much like goggles, which might interest young children more.
  2. Have the child help pick their eyeglasses.
  3. Teach them this rule, "On your face or in their case", to minimize the risk of misplacing them.
  4. Ask the eye doctor when the glasses should be worn. In some cases, they may need to be worn all the time, while in other cases it may be best to only wear them for certain activities.
  5. Tell them to wipe their glasses on their shirts often to keep them clear. Or, provide them with a cloth that is specifically designed for cleaning eyeglasses (depending on the fabric, wiping on a shirt could scratch the glasses.)
  6. If it is possible, have the child's first day of wearing the glasses be on a weekend. It often takes a day or two for the eyes to adjust to new glasses. At first, wearing them can be quite similar to looking in a fun house mirror (they can create an illusion of "hills" or bumps in the ground, when one is really on a flat surface -- it can be quite discombobulating!) That goes away after a day or two, but, it might be best if the child can adjust at home, rather than at school.
Tips
  • Put them on initially, as soon as they wake up so the habit will develop.
  • Remind them the main purpose is to, "See, not be seen!"
  • This is easier if older siblings or cousins already wear spectacles, because they won't feel like a freak.
  • If the child is self-conscious about wearing glasses, point out how many cool people wear glasses (such as other kids in their class, older siblings they look up to, celebrities or other people in the media whom they admire, etc.) These people can be fictitious (for example, a literary character such as Harry Potter,) if need be.
To read the original article click here.

Thursday, 8 August 2013

Cataract Clouded Vision

Here are some important eye health information takeaways from the above infographic:

  • 22 million people in the United States age 40 and older have cataracts
  • By age 80, more than half of all Americans have cataracts
  • Medical costs associated with cataracts are estimated to be $6.8 billion annually
  • 2.3 million Americans aged 40 and older have glaucoma (another 2 million don’t know they have the disease)
  • Glaucoma is the second leading cause of blindness with cataracts being first
  • 3.6 million people in the U.S. are visually impaired among people aged 40 and older
  • 1 million people in the U.S. are color blind
Cataract Clouded Vision
If it’s been more than a year since your last eye exam, please feel free to drop in to any 20/20 Eyeglass Superstore location or schedule an exam online. We have over 4000 thousand frames to choose from and we’re known for having a frame for every face and a price for any budget. We also have in-house optometrists that are available for full eye examinations. Check out our coupons page for current offerings as well.

20/20 Eyeglass Superstore is a family owned company that has been serving the Orange City, Melbourne and Winter Park areas for many years.  We look forward to becoming your number one source for all your eye care and eye fashion needs.  You can also follow us on Facebook or Twitter to stay up to date on eye trends and eye health.