Use Both Hands To Take Off The Eyeglasses As Much As Possible

Due to the delicate, fragile, and easily deformed nature of frameless glasses, it is important to take discountglasses off and use both hands as much as possible to avoid deformation of the frame caused by single-handed removal.

Handle with care, frameless glasses have no border protection, and regular bumps may cause the lenses to shatter. Not suitable for students, outdoor sports, and other groups, with a high probability of collision and easy damage to glasses.

High-height glasses with large frames, due to their high degree, large frame, and thickness, resulting in thick and heavy lenses, pressure on the nose bridge, easy sliding, and high pupil movement, leading to the prism effect.

If some people who wear glasses love high-value large-frame metal glasses, they hope that your pupillary distance is as high as 65mm or more. The width of the discountglasses frame and the sum of the center beam should be as close to the pupil distance as possible.

For myopia above 600 degrees, it is recommended to choose lenses with a refractive index of 1.74, as this will make the lenses relatively thinner. Do not choose a pure titanium metal frame, pure titanium is too light, the mirror legs are slender and not difficult, and the nose bridge position is prone to slipping and being pressed.

The eyeglass's legs can be chosen to be slightly thicker and harder so that they are relatively less likely to slide down. If you like multiple large frames, try to choose one with a smaller sum of width and center beam, the smaller the better.

If you like multiple frames, try to choose one that is taller or smaller. When trying on the glasses frame, check with optometry to see if it is necessary to have high contact lenses.

Finally, it's because you like metal-framed glasses.