A quartet of Tiffany & Co. crystal glasses can cost hundreds of dollars new, but one lucky thrifter just scored some of this luxury brand’s old-fashioned glasses for a couple of bucks.

Stereoscopic 3D glasses that are used with "active 3D" computers and TVs. The glasses use liquid crystal lenses that act as shutters, alternately opening and closing the view to the screen.

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Made of crystal, these handmade glasses feature a deep V plunge and have a silhouette that feels both vintage and modern. We like that the glasses have extra-thin rims for a delicate feel ...

I found my answer when I came across a screen spray that claims it can remove dirt, dust, fingerprints and more from my tech and glasses — and "make them shine like new." Why I tried the Woosh!

Prescription eyeglasses can cost as much as $1,000, and most have plastic lenses, which scratch more easily than glass. Clearly, you need to protect your investment. But should you clean lenses ...