Superlite titanium rimless collection
The SuperLite Titanium rimless series is provided by super strong titanium, stainless steel, and TR90 acetate plastic, combining all the best glasses in the world. Titanium is stronger and lighter than regular metal, making your rimless glasses more durable and comfortable to wear. Rimless glasses, no matter their shape or color, give people an elegant, mature feeling, and you are sure to find your perfect style here. The SuperLite Rimless Series have a very flexible system for rimless glasses from strength to strength with the new model.
Glasses are tools for correcting vision.
The basic function of optical glasses is to correct vision. Accurate correction of vision is an effective tool to control the further increase in degrees. If the difference of binocular degrees is great, correct vision can not only improve stereo vision but reduce the burden of a single eye. They help correct myopia, farsightedness, astigmatism, improve visual function, to see more clearly. Let you get a clearer vision and visual experience.
Are metal or plastic eyeglass frames better?
Experts agree that many materials of sunglasses will be targeted, with a high focus on the specific combination of materials used. The frame of your glasses depends on whether you want a stylish or mature look. You can wear different glasses for different situations and clothes. Metal sunglasses are suitable for formal situations or mature types of people, and not easy to damage. Plastic sunglasses are usually more diverse, and the design is changeable. They can be used for a variety of sites. They are suitable for each age group and can be selected according to your actual situation.
Many Different Kinds Of Glasses From KOALAEYE
The anti-blue light glasses, driving glasses, and so on make the function of the glasses pretty powerful. They have efficient ultraviolet absorption. They are not easy to absorb dust and impurities. Each pair of KoalaEye glasses has to go through a number of major production processes to meet you, just to give you a new visual enjoyment. KoalaEye is available with non-prescription and prescription driving glasses, both with anti-reflective coating. Driving glasses reduce glare by scattering and filtering the harmful blue light.
Put into the lens box when not in use.
When taking off glasses, many people will easily hang them on the head, collar, or casual display, so that glasses often suffer a variety of damage. To do this, fold the glasses and place them face up in the case. Do not place your glasses in direct sunlight or in high temperatures, as heat can easily peel off the film on the lens. For example, in summer, the glasses are exposed to direct sunlight in the car for a long time, which is easy to cause lens stripping.
Ray-ban clear frames are of high quality.
Ray-ban is one of the world's top ten brands of sunglasses, in addition to anti-UV400 ultraviolet lens, and filter out all kinds of harmful glare, the style of the glasses design highlights the temperament of the military, with the mature style of fashion and nobility. Ray-Ban's frame is the most part of Ray-Ban glasses, with unique design, atmosphere, and fashion, suitable for different situations and loved by many fashion people.
The categories of rimless glasses
Rimless glasses can be divided into metal rimless glasses and plastic rimless glasses according to the material. According to the metal category, they can be divided into nickel-copper alloy, memory titanium alloy rimless frames.
According to the elastic order of the frame, the softest and elastic kind is the plastic rimless glasses. The benefits are the lightest weight and the lowest price. The disadvantages are the short service life, faded look after the sun, and single appearance, which are suitable for children or teenagers in the stage of corrective treatment. The second elasticity is the memory titanium alloy rimless frame. They use aviation metal titanium as the raw material, suitable for people with sensitive skin, and have lighter quality, better durability, more styles.
