Google is now adding prescription frames and new styles of detachable sunglasses to its computerised, internet-connected goggles known as Glass.
Glass is basically a small computer with a camera and a display screen above the wearer's right eye.
The device sits at eyebrow level, higher than where eyeglasses would go.
It lets wearers surf the web, ask for directions and take photos or videos.
Akin to wearing a smartphone, Glass also lets people read their email, share photos on Twitter and Facebook, translate phrases while travelling or partake in video chats.
From today, the Californian company is offering four styles of prescription frames and two new types of shades available to its "explorers" - the people trying out Glass.
Users can take the frames to an optometrist for prescription lenses.
At theeyecarecompany, we are constantly at the forefront of new technologies and are extremely excited to start fitting Google Glass prescription frames to enhance your vision.
Come in to see us today with your Google Glass frames to discuss getting your prescription lenses fitted into this latest piece of gadgetry!