This is my first paid sponsor post
and I'm kind of excited about it
It's for
GlassesUSA.com
I was in grade school when my mom took
me to the eye doctor to get my first pair of eyeglasses
as a child I didn't think much of them except
that they made me see a lot better
I was so surprised the first time I put them on
and discovered I could see the leaves on the trees
and not just a green blob for a tree!!!
As I grew older in my later teens I decided
I didn't want to wear eyeglasses anymore
I wanted contacts
But contacts were never really my friend
so eventually I went back to glasses.......
Speed forward to the 1980's and a new
eye procedure was all the rage
Radial Keratotomy
Radial keratotomy (RK) is a refractive surgical procedure to correct myopia (nearsightedness) that was developed in 1974, by Svyatoslav Fyodorov, a Russian ophthalmologist. Though it has been largely supplanted by newer operations, such as photorefractive keratectomy, LASIK, Epi-LASIK and the phakic intraocular lens, RK remains popular for correction of astigmatism in certain patients.
I had the procedure and once again I put
my glasses away
but RK doesn't last forever and in my middle 50's
with my eyesight no longer being 20/20 and
starting to have problems reading
Only this time glasses were the "In Thing"
They were cool, fashionable, and oh so popular!!!!
Vera Bradley fashion glasses
with matching case
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These are my latest glasses and I think they are so fashionable!!!! |
Picking out new glasses is so much fun now!!!!
If you are ready for new glasses I would highly
recommend going to
They have a great selection
and because you are one of my readers
they are offering a special discount
Take 15% off your entire order amount + free shipping
(orders over $50.00) Use Code FS15
and when you visit GlassesUSA
be sure to check out their
Virtual Mirror Feature
Scroll down to the very bottom of my blog page to see this feature
You can see how different styles of glasses
look on your face, now how fun is that????
GlassesUSA is a fun, informative website
and I'd love for you to check it out!