01/14/2026
Your eyewear should work as hard as you do-and that means choosing lens features based on your actual lifestyle, not just what sounds good. π
β¨ Blue light filtering: Helpful if you spend 6+ hours daily on screens, but unnecessary if you're mostly outdoors
β¨ Photochromic (transitions): Convenient for people who move between indoor/outdoor frequently, but they don't darken in cars
β¨ Polarization: Essential for driving and water activities, but can make it hard to see phone screens
β¨ Mirror coatings: Great for intense sun exposure, adds style, but reduces light transmission
There's no one-size-fits-all solution. Someone who works from home needs different lens features than someone who's on construction sites all day.
At Mirage Optics (2025's Best Eyewear Shop in the Willamette Valley!), we ask about your daily life before recommending lens options-because the right features should enhance your routine, not complicate it.