Does sitting too close to the television really damage your eyes? Can carrots really help you see in the dark? If, like us, you’re disappointed by your lack of night-vision (despite incorporating kilograms of the orange root vegetable into your daily diet), we’re here to tell you why.

For one day only, we’re shutting down our laptops, turning off our phones and shelving our office speakers. Yep, as of 3pm today, we’re pulling the plug on technology for 24 hours. Cyberspace – we out.

If you’re anything like us, you’ll have spent the last two days of glorious sunshine skipping around outside, recklessly spending your hard-earned cash indulging your new-found alfresco lifestyle. Yep, summer has finally arrived. Cue picnics, waterfights and a BBQ-heavy diet…

We’ve started to notice a direct correlation between our new-found eye radiance and our ever changing fridge shelf. Over the past six months, we’ve been listening to advice from Anita, our in-house optician, who has been urging us to chuck the fast food and restock the vegetables.

Does sitting too close to the television really damage your eyes? Can carrots really help you see in the dark? If, like us, you’re disappointed by your lack of night-vision (despite incorporating kilograms of the orange root vegetable into your daily diet), we’re here to tell you why.

As London prepares to be drowned in colour this weekend for Pride 2019, we’re shining a light on the people who’ve had a strong vision for change in the LGBT community over the past 50 years.

Welcome to the Friend Zone! Aka a popularity contest with a difference. If you’re loving life with Waldo, and want to help us spread the word on the premium quality, affordable and super easy to use subscription… simply refer us to your friend and we’ll give you BOTH £8 off your next box of lenses!

Your December travel case! Next month, your Waldo box will hold an extra surprise – your new Waldo travel case!

This World Sight Day, we’re shining a light on outer space. Whether you’re stargazing in clear-skied California or admiring the breathtaking Northern Lights in Norway – beautiful interstellar sights are spotted every night all over the world, so this World Sight Day we’re setting our sights skyward. 

On June 28, 1970 the first Gay Pride march in U.S. took place, covering 51 blocks and ending in Central Park. With each year that passes, Pride becomes bigger, brighter and bolder than ever before. Importantly, last year’s event marked 50 years since the partial decriminalisation of homosexuality in the UK.

How do you prepare for your first partnership event? We asked ourselves this question 3 weeks ago, having just confirmed our first breakfast with renowned creative agency, Female Narratives.

The West End. Secret Cinema. The Olympics. If there’s one thing London is good at, it’s putting on a show. This week, the show is flower-powered and the stage is South London. You guessed it – we’re celebrating the arrival of Chelsea Flower Show.

Arielle Chambers is a true visionary. Waldo founder Ashleigh, who sat down with Arielle for a chat last week, is about to tell you why.   

In the time it takes to make your morning coffee, you can paraglide across the heart-fluttering heights of the French Alps, or watch a pride of lions fight over Masai Mara territory in Africa. You can squeeze 30 seconds of an adrenaline-inducing roller coaster ride into your mundane Monday morning routine. Ten minutes from now, you could be coasting down Route 96 in the front seat of a Bugatti Veyron.

We’ve started to notice a direct correlation between our new-found eye radiance and our ever changing fridge shelf. Over the past six months, we’ve been listening to advice from Anita, our in-house optician, who has been urging us to chuck the fast food and restock the vegetables.

We’d love for you to join us in welcoming multi-award winning boxer, Stacia Suttles, to our Visionary line-up - the second of our four specially curated list of inspiring achievers. 

We’re delighted to announce the launch of our brand new documentary series, ‘The Visionaries’ - a collection of short films telling the stories of extraordinary individuals who’ve achieved monumental success through hard work, determination and the power of visualisation.