Eyewear

Many of us have experienced the dilemma of deciding whether to buy a new frame or relens (fitting new lenses to) our current ones after a difference in prescription during an eye appointment. While some practices may push us to purchase a new frame, others may not allow us to relens unless it's their own brand, making the decision frustrating and expensive.

With Christmas fast approaching, we at Eyebou have taken the stress out of your Christmas shopping by putting together a few of our favourite items for the glasses lovers in your life. Here is the our 2022 festive gift guide for her.

With Christmas fast approaching, we at Eyebou have taken the stress out of your Christmas shopping by putting together a few of our favourite items for the glasses lovers in your life. Here is the our 2022 festive gift guide for her.

Working in busy practices and having seen thousands of patients over years of testing eyes means that some questions have popped up more frequently than others. Our lead optometrist, Mai Monavar, shares her 12 most asked questions about eyes.

Isn’t this a nightmare? For spectacle wearers, the inescapable annoyance of glasses lenses fogging up whilst wearing a face mask causes daily frustration.

Choosing eyewear frames can be tough! We might have an idea in our heads of what looks great or what the current trend is, but this doesn’t always translate to how good it will look on our faces.

Whether you already have a try-on feature or you're just researching, see how Eyebou Virtual Try-on compares to competitors and how this technology can transform your sales.

When ordering your prescription lenses, you will often be asked what thickness you would prefer them to be. It can be a little complicated, so here's a quick breakdown of what the heck things like the refractive index are.

Whether you're new to having your eyes checked or if you've been wearing glasses or contact lenses for years, your eye prescription is used to know exactly what requirements (if any) are needed to correct your vision.

Eyewear has always been a flex and for good reason since, you know, they’re right there on your face. Inspired by sneakerheads that curate their collections of exclusively released sneakers, Eyebou now offers limited edition frames with custom Eyebou lens designs.