Disadvantages of glasses
They can distort vision, especially at the edges of lenses if you have strong prescriptions or astigmatism. Some people have trouble adjusting to progressive lenses. These lenses fog up and splash in the rain. Due to the limitation of the frame itself and the effect of the prism effect in the peripheral part of the glasses, the wearer can see a relatively narrow field of vision.
Memory Titanium Flexible Full flex
These glasses have a titanium alloy (non-pure titanium) fully curved glasses frame and have acetate coating at the end. With aviation style, the latest fashion design is used, they are not heavy in weight. The frame is not heavy and flexible. It just needs a little tweaking. They are not heavy at all. Wearing them for hours doesn't cause stress headaches. The glasses can be adapted to informal moments like weekend brunches, or significant occasions, for example, at high-level business meetings. It's made of impressively flexible titanium, and you can twist the temple in each way you want.
Figure out the categories of driving glasses
Driving glasses are usually divided into daily and night glasses. Daily use refers to the glasses with anti-glare function and darker colors like gray, brown and gray-green, and other colors. Daily lens transmittance is over 8%. Night type usually refers to the glasses that can prevent glare from headlights of opposite vehicles and increase brightness at the same time. That is, it can prevent lights and not block the road, and can brighten and increase the visual scope. Night lenses have a transmittance of more than 75%.
Data obtained by computer optometry alone may not be accurate.
The first thing is to go to the optometry store, or the hospital to do a glasses degree test, namely to get single optometry. The precision computer optometry has errors, and computer optometry is only used to measure separately monocular degrees. What we need is the best visual effect of the binocular match, so the exact prescription needs to be carefully confirmed by comprehensive optometry. Optometrists will ask everyone to try on the insert lenses again, and even need to repeatedly try on several degrees of lenses, in order to finally determine which degree is the most appropriate, because even the professional optometry data is only a rough range, only based on the data of glasses is not necessarily suitable for their own. You can use a focometer to measure the actual parameters of the glasses you are wearing. If you are still unsure of your prescription, it is recommended to fax, mail, or mail your prescription to the merchant when placing your order.
Metal Eyeglasses
Whether you like classic looks or prefer rectangular and functional things, all metals will look new in 2021. Combining the trend of super large frames, you get a big round metal frame. These styles are not heavy and fit all face shapes, from round to square, and anything in between.
How do bifocal reading glasses work?
Bifocal reading glasses have two different lenses on the same lens. The top of the lens is your normal distance prescription, while the bottom is for close-up viewings, like reading. The two lenses allow you to alternate between them by moving your eyes up and down as needed. A bifocal lens is a type of lens that has two different areas of vision: one for close range and one for long-range. Typically, the upper section covers remote vision and the lower section covers reading. With a traditional bifocal lens, you can see the difference between the two lenses because the lower curve is a little different.
Why do spectacle lenses fog up?
The fog on the surface of the lens is essentially related to the saturation pressure and water vapor liquefaction. The air is full of water molecules, which are constantly doing irregular movements. When there is no temperature difference, water molecules keep hitting the surface of the lens and will keep bouncing off. The lower the temperature, the slower the speed of movement. Therefore, when water molecules hit the cold lens from the hot air, on the one hand, they move too slowly to fly out in time. On the other hand, because of the relatively low temperature of the lens itself and its vicinity, the water vapor will liquefy. As a result, more and more water will accumulate on the lens and form small droplets, eventually forming a foggy layer. As the lens heats up, the mist evaporates back into the air, and the fog disappears.
