Start With Your Prescription
Before choosing frames, make sure your prescription is current and includes the measurements needed to make your lenses accurately. If you are unsure about any part of it, ask your optician before ordering.
Your prescription tells us how your lenses should be made. Your frame choice then affects comfort, lens thickness and the final look of the glasses.
Choose Frames That Fit Your Routine
Think about where you wear your glasses most. Lightweight frames are useful for all-day wear, while stronger frame styles can suit people who are active or harder on their eyewear.
Frame size matters too. A frame that is much wider than your face may slide, while one that is too narrow can pinch and feel tiring by the end of the day.
Pick Lenses For Real Life
Lens options such as anti-reflective coating, thinner materials, blue light support and sun-reactive lenses can make your glasses easier to live with.
The right lens package is not always the most expensive one. It is the one that matches your prescription, work habits, driving, screen use and budget.
