The sunglass market is an enormous one. In 2012 alone, the American vision care market generated $34.54 billion, which doesn’t really come as a surprise. Sunglasses are among America’s favorite accessories. Unfortunately, it’s common practice to go through sunglasses like tissues, and many pairs simply wind up in landfills. Here, we’ll make the eco-friendly case for replacing sunglass lenses instead of replacing whole pairs of sunglasses. Here, we’ll talk about the three situations that definitely warrant sunglass lens replacement. Your Old Lenses Are Cracked or Broken Replacing sunglass lenses that have been cracked or broken is a very simple affair,…
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Ah, sunglasses. Most of us have a love/hate relationship with shades. Your favorite pair makes you look like a superstar, but you live in fear of the day you leave them on a bus seat, sit on them, or drop them irretrievably. There’s good and bad news. The bad news is that your fears are pretty rational. More than half of all Americans lose or break their glasses every year, and every 14 minutes, someone loses, breaks, or sits on a pair of sunglasses. The good news is that those situations are fixable. Sunglasses are popular. Like, crazy popular. The…