Todays Vision Las Colinas

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Back to School Sale!!!!

Don't forget your glasses! School is just around the corner make sure you got what you need in order the succeed! Come visit us today!

WEE-WOO WEE-WOO New Brands Alert! Come check out our new styles! Open 9:30am-7:00pm M-F and 9:30-6:00pm

This is not a mirage people, It's the real deal! That's right we are extending our Trunk show deals to all summer long. If you want a new pair of Sunglasses now is the time. All plano Sunglasses now 40% off (Excludes Maui Jim), All your favorite brands at one low cost.
(No insurance can be used on this promo)

Come check out our new transition glasses frames! They start from light and they go to dark. They come in pink/wine, green/dark green, blue/black, crystal/grey. We can make them into sunglasses too!

We may not have sand like the beach but we got the attire. Also we have some great deals on sunglasses today! Open till six! Come see us!

Join us this Saturday May 11th for our summertime Trunk Show. Come find some low prices on sunglasses to go with your summer fit.

Congrats on your 1 year with the Todays Vision Family. Thank you for all you do to make things run smoothly!

Protecting Your Eyes During a Solar Eclipse

A solar eclipse is a truly awe-inspiring event, but it’s essential to prioritize eye safety when observing this celestial phenomenon. The sun’s intense rays can cause permanent damage to your eyes if you look directly at it without proper protection. Here are some crucial guidelines for safe solar eclipse viewing:

Use Certified Solar Filters: The only safe way to look directly at the sun during an eclipse is through special-purpose solar filters. These filters are found in “eclipse glasses” or handheld solar viewers. Ensure that these filters meet the ISO 12312-2 standard, which guarantees their effectiveness.

Inspect Your Filters: Before using your eclipse glasses or solar viewer, carefully examine them for any scratches or damage. If you notice any issues, do not use them. Safety should always come first.

Read and Follow Instructions: Always read and adhere to the instructions provided with your solar filter or eclipse glasses. Proper usage is crucial to safeguarding your eyes.

Cover Your Eyes Before Looking Up: Stand still and cover your eyes with your eclipse glasses or solar viewer before looking at the bright sun. After observing the sun, turn away and remove the filter—never remove it while still looking at the sun.

Total Eclipse Exception: During the brief period of a total eclipse, when the moon completely covers the sun, you can safely look at the sun without a solar viewer. However, as soon as the bright sun begins to reappear, use your solar viewer again to watch the remaining partial phase of the eclipse.

Avoid Unfiltered Devices: Never look at the uneclipsed or partially eclipsed sun through an unfiltered camera, telescope, binoculars, or similar devices. Even if you’re wearing eclipse glasses, the intense solar rays passing through these devices can harm both the filter and your eyes.

Remember, solar retinopathy—permanent damage to the retina—can occur if you disregard these safety precautions. The next total solar eclipse in North America is scheduled for April 8, 2024123. Encourage everyone to enjoy this remarkable event while prioritizing their eye health! 🌞🔭👓


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Today’s Vision Las Colinas
3341 Regent Blvd Suite 120
Irving, Texas 75063
972-910-8829