Glasses

A new running glasses collection with lenses that enhance sharpness

The international eyewear brand Oakley is launching running glasses with technological lenses, ultra-light frames and improved grip.

Oakley
A boy wearing glasses

Israeli study: Here’s how nearsightedness in children can be slowed

Multifocal glasses. Focus changes automatically.

Liquid crystal and infrared: The glasses that could eliminate multifocals

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Style at every angle with ZEELOOL’s Black Friday event redefines everyday eyewear


Super-Pharm purchases eyewear chain Erroca in $23m deal

Erroca has an annual sales turnover of approximately NIS 100 million through its 60 branches.

 Super-Pharm, the largest, leading drugstore chain in Israel.

Israeli startup brings hi-tech to reading glasses

32°N sunglasses use a proprietary pixelated liquid crystals technology which enables the swift transition, developed over the course of ten years by DeepOptics.

DeepOptics' 32°N adaptive focus sunglasses.

Oakley's new sunglasses make Israel debut

At a price of NIS 1,200, the brand-new Oakley Kato can be found in optical stores across the country.

The new Oakley Kato glasses

Optica Halperin uses the biblical Moses to sell glasses - opinion

OUT THERE: Various ads here in the Jewish state play on guilt.

What's so wrong with glasses?

People wearing glasses less likely to be infected by coronavirus - study

The coronavirus has been shown to be transmitted by droplets, with eyes being another place where they can enter the body.

A medical worker wearing a protective mask and glasses, who treats patients suffering from coronavirus disease (COVID-19), is seen in an intensive care unit at the Oglio Po hospital in Cremona, Italy

Money returned to family of the deceased: 'I knew I had to return it'

It's not every day that you meet a business owner willing to return money to a client after a purchase has been made.

Ciril Kahlon in his clinic in Jerusalem.

How Is Technology Changing Glasses?

Technology is quickly changing numerous industries and the world of optometry is no different. How is technology changing the way glasses are made and bought?


Kim Kardashian West and Carolina Lemke talks to end contract early

The deal, which reportedly saw Kardashian paid $6 million, was overseen by Israeli supermodel and former Carolina Lemke shareholder, Bar Refaeli.

Kim Kardashian and Bar Refaeli in an ad for the new Carolina Lemke sunglasses line

By 2050, half of the world's population will be near-sighted

Research found that more than 90% of parents of children under 18 are unaware of the negative consequences of prolonged time in front of a screen.

Facebook logo is reflected in glasses in this picture illustration taken April 1, 2019