Can you adjust your glasses by yourself?
If your frames are not suitable, adjusting your glasses at home may be easier than you think. You can solve the most common problems in the frame by yourself, but sometimes taking your glasses to an optician is the best thing to do. Of course, if your problem is your lenses, that's something you can't usually fix at home.
Pure titanium spectacle frame
Of course, we still have another option, which is to buy a pair of pure titanium glasses. Pure titanium is lightweight, tough, and compatible with the human body. Also, it has strong corrosion resistance, resistant to rust, does not cause skin allergies, and is more durable. With the gradual popularity of pure titanium materials, the price is gradually becoming more affordable, and people who feel troublesome to wear anti-allergic sleeves can try pure titanium spectacle frames.
For the different brand frames, the price is different.
Prada, Armani, Bvlgari, and other brands belong to the group of high-end eyewear brands (400-800 at a discount if the price is around 00-5000). Poly glasses, Bolon, Prosun, belongs to the middle-end glasses brand group (price 300-00 or so, discount price 300 or so): Serova and other products belong to the high-cost performance glasses brand (price 300 or less).
What Should You Do If Your Glasses Are Broken?
Professional eyewear repair shops have professional repair tools. It's relatively easy to fix the bent frame by yourself. Still, there are reasons to get a professional to fix them. Your local eyewear repair shop can quickly reshape metal and plastic frames and make sure they fit. Many professional optical shops will make small adjustments free of charge. The frame is completely broken and requires special tools and skills to fix. Frames are too fragile to repair at home, and trying to do so could cause even more damage to your frames. The lenses are damaged and you may need to replace them. Make sure your prescriptions are up to date. If your prescription is not up to date, you need to schedule an eye exam before changing your lenses.
How Are Glasses Made?
In this section, we will show you how glasses are made. Here are a few steps.
- Eyeglasses lenses are first made by an optician reviewing your prescription and taking a lens bank that closest matches your prescription.
- The optician puts the lens bank into a grinding machine and grinds it into a shape that matches your prescription even closer.
- Then the glasses lenses are edged and cut into a shape that fits the frame you chose.
- Last, put the cut lenses into a solution so as to protect them from scratches, then give them a tint and more.
After all steps are finished, the glasses are made successfully.
Use your two hands to wear and take off the glasses.
When you pick and wear glasses, you need to grab the temples with both hands and take them off. When you pick and wear glasses with one hand, it is easy to cause deformation and loosening of the glasses. According to the convention of international glasses design and manufacture, you should fold the left temple first. When placing glasses, keep the convex side of the lens up to avoid scratches on the lenses.
Do night driving glasses work?
Yellow lenses reduce the amount of light entering the eyes, thereby reducing visibility. At night, this may be harmful, not beneficial.
Night driving glasses are available in a variety of yellow and amber colors. The darkest lens filters out the most glare, but also filters out the most light, making it difficult to see in dim or dark conditions.
Some night-driving glasses wearers report that they can see better when they wear them at night. However, visual tests have shown that night driving glasses do not improve night vision, nor can they help the driver see pedestrians faster than without them.
