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Kids and Glasses
Tips and tricks for at-home care, recommendations for your child’s first pair of glasses, warranty information and more! We promise, your child will love getting #FramedByNuvo!
At-Home tips to keep their new glasses in tip top shape!
If they aren’t on your face, keep them in their case.
Clean your glasses with the provided cleaning solution and cloth.
Use both hands to put on and take off your glasses.
Warranties For Kids
FRAMES & LENSES
Your child’s eyewear is an investment in their vision. We take this very seriously when them with glasses. That’s why we offer a 2-year manufacturer’s warranty on the purchase of frames and/or prescription lenses (fully coated for glasses, not contact lenses). This warranty covers damaged lenses and frames due to manufacturer’s defects only. It does not apply to scratched lenses or frames due to improper care. All warranty requests require an in-person consultation.
Is your child 12 years old or younger?
Introducing our See Better Warranty for kids 12 years and under (lenses warranty)! A 15-month lens warranty with 1st time FREE replacement, NO QUESTIONS ASKED! Subsequent replacements are available at a reduced price.
*Excludes frames and lenses ordered through the Eye See… Eye Learn program.
Common Conditions
Glasses could help.
Kids with myopia (or nearsightedness) have trouble seeing across the room and far away, resulting in blurry vision. We now have a Myopic Control Program with various options to help decrease the fast progression of Myopia in children. See more »
Commonly referred to as farsightedness, Hyperopia requires more effort to see clearly up close. It may cause headaches fatigue, blurred vision, aching or burning eyes and reduced concentration and reading ability.
Astigmatism is a refractive error where vision is blurred or distorted at all distances. It may be present along with Hyperopia or Myopia and can cause headaches and eyestrain, especially in high-concentration situations.
Commonly referred to as “crossed or wandering eye”, Strabismus is when one or both eyes turn in, out, up or down. It may cause double vision or poor depth perception and kids might compensate by turning or tilting their heads or closing one eye.
Better known as “lazy eye”, Amblyopia is where one or both eyes are not able to see normally even with glasses. It is caused by Strabismus or high refractive error that is not identified and treated at a young age. Treatment is most effective at a young age but it is still available to older children, teens and adults.
This is a weakness in eye alignment and depth perception. Eye Coordination Disorder may cause double vision, headaches and eye and body fatigue. It requires extra effort for demanding visual activities (writing, copying, reading…) and can affect behaviour in the classroom (inattention, avoidance, opposition or hyperactivity).
Here there is a weakness in changing focus between distances or in holding focus on near tasks. Accommodation disorder causes blurred close vision while reading or blurred vision when looking away after reading. It can lead to headaches, fatigue and cause concentration issues.
Kids with Eye Tracking Disorder have inefficient eye movements (slow pursuits or following movements, or rapid eye movement between fixation points). They may move their head excessively, skip lines and lose their place when reading. It can also cause problems with handwriting, eye-hand coordination and copying. It may also cause poor coordination for sports.