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We have selected our collection of high-quality frames to reflect the latest in eyewear style,
fashion, and functionality. Whatever your age or eyewear needs, we have something for you!
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Josh, our optician, will apply his over 13 years experience to answer all of your questions and assess your lifestyle needs for your eyewear. He will make recommendations on lenses and frames that fit your lifestyle. Our patient-friendly policies help guarantee your satisfaction.
We pride ourselves on the fact that you and your frame choice are being seen by everyone, in reality helping to promote our office. Our local independant laboratory allows us to provide exceptional service and the highest quality workmanship, while still using local businesses. Since we are not a national chain limited by corporate policies, we can choose the best product to help aid in your needs.
All of our glasses are thoroughly inspected for quality control and prescription accuracy before they are dispensed. Even though we feel our glasses are the best available, we still ask you to come by for a periodic inspections and adjustments to help maintain your comfort. If all else fails, come by for a coffee and a smile!
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Prevent Sports Eye Injuries |
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Every 13 minutes a sports related eye
injury visits an ER |
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More than 100,000 sports/recreation
eye injuries occur each year |
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Over 90% of eye injuries can be prevented with
protective eyewear |
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Rec Specs has been the leader in the growing
national movement promoting eye safety during scholastic and
recreational sports.
Introduced in 1978 as the first prescription protective sports
eyewear, we rely on Rec Specs when it comes to providing the
best possible protective sports eyewear to both children and
adults.
Rec Specs is the first protective sport eyewear
to receive the AOA seal of approval |
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All Sports Goggle styles meets or exceeds ASTM F803 impact
resistance standards for racquetball, handball, tennis,
basketball, squash, soccer and paddleball, and many more
ball/stick sports. Polycarbonate UV 400 lenses. |
Regardless of an individual's age or skill level, every
athlete's eyes are targets for injury! Under most
circumstances,
at least 90% of sports-related eye
injuries are preventable with the proper use of
protective sports eyewear. |
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The impact of a ball or other equipment as well as
an opponent's hands and elbows pose a threat to an
athlete's visual safety. According to a 2001 report by
Prevent Blindness of America, there are over 38,000
sports-related eye injuries requiring costly emergency
room care.
This number could potentially skyrocket when you
consider the treatment of eye injuries in a private
practitioner's office.
As sports participation statistics continue to climb,
and newly identified "extreme" sports gain in
popularity, the number of athletes who fall victim to
eye injuries has the potential to grow at alarming
rates.
School-aged competitors are particularly prone to eye
injuries since their athletic skills (hand-eye
coordination, balance, reaction time and speed) are
still being developed.
We are committed to educating you on the performance differences between fashion
eyeglasses and protective sports eyewear that is
designed to prevent eye injuries. |
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Protective Sports Eyewear are
eyeglass frames or goggles specifically designed
and manufactured to meet or exceed the
appropriate US impact protection standards. All
protective sport eyewear must also have
polycarbonate lenses designed to withstand
impact. |
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| WHAT'S YOUR SPORT?
- PROTECTIVE
SPORTS EYEWEAR GRID |
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Meets or Exceeds ASTM F803
Standards for These Sports |
Fitting Characteristics |
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Children &
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Morpheus l |
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| Morpheus ll |
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| Morpheus lll |
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| Slam |
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| Slam XL |
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| Velocity |
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MAXX SERIES |
MAXX 20 |
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| MAXX 21 |
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| MAXX 30 |
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| MAXX 31 |
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| MAXX 50 |
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GOGGLES |
All-Pro APX |
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| Fusion |
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| HS-2C |
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| HS-3 |
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| Jr. Rec
Specs |
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| Matrix |
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| Rs-2003 |
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Two improtant US Standards are:
ASTM F803 - The American Society for Testing and
Materials publishes protective standards for various
sports. F803 is the most strict standard for protective
eyewear.
ANSI Z87.1 - The American National Standards
Institute publishes standards for protective eyewear for
occupational saftey |
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