What is the proper way to store glasses for a client who wears them?

Storing glasses in a labeled case is the best practice for several reasons. First, a case provides protection against scratches, dust, and potential damage from accidental drops or other impacts. Glasses can be sensitive, and proper storage helps maintain their functionality and clarity over time.

Labeling the case is also beneficial, especially for clients who may have multiple pairs for different tasks or occasions. This ensures that the correct pair can be easily identified and accessed without confusion, promoting independence for the client.

In contrast, storing glasses in a drawer without a case exposes them to potential scratches and damage from other items in the drawer. Hanging them on a wall may not be practical or safe, as it can lead to misplacement or breakage. Placing them uncovered on a table can also result in dust accumulation and increases the risk of them being knocked off the table. Overall, using a labeled case for storage is the most effective way to care for and preserve a client’s glasses.