Published: 4 Mar 2025
Precision Vision is celebrating 44 years in operation and would not be prouder to celebrate the path that has led it to becoming Caldwell, NJ’s Optician. They have come to be known as the Caldwell’s community area trusted Optician. From West Caldwell to North Caldwell, Essex Fells to Fairfield, Verona to Cedar Grove, Montclair, Wayne, and Lincoln Park, NJ, they’ve been blessed to serve their community with quality eye care and eyewear for over four decades. Their “Opticians Who Care” motto is an accurate representation of their commitment to providing personalized care and are proud to be a family-owned business that’s been located in Caldwell,NJ from day one.
Published: 19 Mar 2021
Opticians and Optometrists in Caldwell, NJ Give 4 Reasons Not to Buy Eyewear and Contact Lenses Online
We’ll find the right fit for you
These days most of us are willing to make purchases online. Online shopping may be convenient, but selecting eyewear should be done in person with the opticians at Precision Vision, Caldwell, NJ. Eyewear that is made from superior materials, reflects your personal style and fits properly should not be compromised to save a few minutes.
Published: 19 Mar 2021
Maui Jim Sunglasses with New Eyewear Fashions Available in Caldwell, NJ & Essex County, NJ Area
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Most of us would agree that this winter has been cold, harsh, and long. A new pair of Maui Jim sunglasses with new eyewear fashions from Precision Vision in Caldwell, NJ and Essex County, NJ area is a great way to greet the sunshine of spring and summer. Maui Jim’s commitment to combatting intense glare and harmful UV rays while brightening the outside world makes them a must for all. Whether you spend time outdoors on the water surfing or swimming or on land hiking or climbing, these polarized sunglasses and eyewear fashions are sure to protect your eyes from the damage of UVA and UVB rays.
Published: 30 Jan 2021
Eyewear & Sunglass Sculping Process Inspired by Michelangelo; Get Them in Caldwell, NJ
Much like the Italian marble which has for centuries possessed its potential, waiting for a skilled sculptor to release it, the eyewear designers in the Thema eyewear factory create made-to-measure eyewear frames where every design is “sculpted” like a work of art.
The Thema Family Eyewear Factory is nestled in an inspirational pristine mountain valley of the Dolomites, where they use a revolutionary manufacturing process called 3D Acetate Technology®. Thema 3D produces custom-made eyeglasses and eyewear suitable and customized for every age and for every shape of the face. Thema’sone-of-a-kind eyewear, sunglasses and frames are biometrically tailored and designed in the shape and color right for you, perfectly suited to express your best features and your personality.
Their inspiration in making the best eyewear in the world is reflected in their statement on their company website “We have learned that the higher you go, the further you see, and the more you can dream.” They dreamed of “eyewear sculpting” to produce eyewear, sunglasses and frames that is biometrically tailored and designed in the shape and color desired of each individual.
Published: 11 Sept 2020
Polarized eyewear provides protection from horizontal glare and UV light says Precision Vision Opticians of Caldwell, NJ
Your safety continues to be our top priority.
Who doesn’t love a sunny day? But sometimes it is difficult to see clearly due to the unpolarized light of the sun reflecting off surfaces in a multitude of directions. This reflecting light becomes polarized and the glare often causes discomfort and decreases your clarity of vision. At times like these we need Polarized lenses to filter the glare and to see what is in front of us clearly.
Eyewear that utilizes Polarized lenses have been making a difference in our lives and have been popular for years. Edwin H. Land first developed the first polarized lenses in 1936. One of the founding partners of the Polaroid Corporation, polarized technology was also used in the Land Camera. Now anyone can get polarized lenses that reduce glare and the dangerous sunrays from smooth horizontal surfaces, such as car roofs or wet road surfaces.
Published: 12 Aug 2020
Precision Vision of Caldwell, NJ recommends a great way to protect your family's eyes from HEV Blue Light as school begins.
Your safety continues to be our top priority.
These days it is especially hard to escape digital devices. We use smart phones, computers, televisions and tablets to maintain our social connections, check on family and friends, attend school, go to work, entertain ourselves and even to worship.
Just about any child older than three years old can entertain themselves with a cell phone. Children in America are introduced to digital games, phones and devices as toddlers. They graduate to the use of computers, laptops, tablets and video games in elementary school.
Published: 12 Aug 2020
Shopping for eyewear at Precision Vision in Caldwell, NJ is more than picking a pretty pair of designer frames
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It’s a given your correct eyewear selection can show one’s unique sense of style and make bold fashion statements. Finding the right size, shape, color and material of the frame, one that compliments the shape of your face, is a wonderful feeling. Yet it is important to consider the lenses, the unsung heroes of each and every pair. Selecting the correct lenses affects your vision as well as the appearance, comfort and safety of your eyewear and of your eyes.
Lenses allow us to see despite our nearsightedness, farsightedness and other corrections to eyesight. The experienced professionals at Precision Vision help when considering these many factors, choosing frames and lenses when making a purchase as important as eyewear in the large Caldwell, NJ, eyewear showroom.
Published: 18 Jun 2020
GOOD NEWS. WE HAVE RE-OPENED! We’re Prepared.
Your safety continues to be our top priority.
Precision Vision has been carefully monitoring the developments of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Even though there is currently no scientific evidence that wearing eyewear can provide protection against the coronavirus, the American Academy of Ophthalmology recently reported that temporarily switching to wearing eyewear instead of contacts is advisable.
