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Hi all, I'm sure a lot of bros and sis out there wear glasses, so am asking for recommendations as I'm not very knowledgeable in this area. Need to make another pair of glasses but there seems to be so many different shops around so don't quite know where to go. Am looking for light and durable glasses, and reliable optician. I was told titanium was lightest previously. Is it still the case now? Last did a pair 4 years ago, and since then have been using smart phones so now eyes getting blurrer… so better get another pair. Anyone tried those progressive lens? Got 'far-sighted' at this age too, so heard some said progressive can cater to both - but apparently can make the eyes confused and blurred is it? And i saw somewhere before got some design that allows a pair of sunglasses to wrap nicely onto a pair of prescription glasses. It's not just those generic types sold at petrol stations but is fitting nicely and comes in a set one. But it's not common as I think I've only seen it once. Anyone tried this before? Figured it would be good when driving. tks...

Comfy Optics was set up by Ms. Fan herself. She started as an apprentice and practitioner with EJ Benjamin at Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre after earning her Master degree, and went on to start her own firm in 1990. Despite her passing in 2001 due to cancer, Ms. Fan is still dearly missed by many of her patients for her affable and warm personality, as well as her detailed and personalised service. Succeeding Ms. Fan’s firm is Christopher Tan – an amiable and patient guy who is as passionate about the line of service as his senior. Christopher is a qualified practitioner with 23 years of experience in the field of Optometry. He is also the Honorary Secretary of the Association of Contact Lens Practitioners (Singapore). Many have sought him out and walked away with a better understanding of their eyes. More notably, Christopher is also good at handling children, gained during his active participation of two years in the early part of the Contact Lens-Myopia Treatment Study (CL-MTS), under the leadership of the late Assoc. Prof Chew Sek Jin, Deputy Director of Singapore Eye Research Institute and Head Myopia Unit. To find out more about the Comfy Optics, call 6337 3470 to make an appointment for a consultation session. Comfy Optics is located at 756 Upper Serangoon Road #02-15 Upper Serangoon Shopping Centre, Tel 6337 3470.