One concern that face masks have brought to the forefront for many: foggy glasses. If you wear glasses, you understand this pain. Foggy glasses aren’t just a matter of inconvenience. Foggy ...

But there is one additional annoyance about face masks for people who wear glasses: steam. “How the hell do you wear a face mask without your glasses streaming up?” one Twitter recently asked ...

A fairly widespread issue has come to our attention, though: wearing a face mask alongside eyewear, be it corrective glasses or sunglasses, causes the lenses to fog up. This is more than an ...

There's the sun in your eyes while driving, frames slipping down the bridge of your nose while exercising, and now you've got fogged up lenses while wearing a face mask. While this foggy glasses ...

A sudden fog on your glasses means one of two things ... help keep puffs of warm breath from fogging your lenses. If your masks don’t have nose clips, you can purchase self-adhesive silicone ...

But wearing masks all the time can come with its own related annoyances — like foggy glasses, not being able to eat or drink in public, and battles with kids or spouses about who needs to wear them.

If you wear glasses, you have one more challenge to deal with: your lenses fogging up every time you wear a face mask. To help ease your frustration, expert optometrist Llewellyn Anderson from ...