Tips for choosing glasses frames, a complete guide to choosing high-quality glasses frames. A good mirror frame should be made of stable, safe, durable, skin-friendly materials, lightweight, sturdy, and not deformed. Customers, often choose from the perspective of the practicality of the frame.
Choose a frame based on your vision condition and purpose:
- Wear it for a long time. If the glasses are used for long-term wear, other conditions can be relaxed appropriately and a lighter frame can be selected to reduce wear fatigue. If the glasses are only worn for concentrated use such as reading or watching TV, the glasses frames can be selected completely according to personal needs.
- For individuals with high myopia, it is not advisable to choose half-frame and frameless frames, as thick lenses with frameless frames are not only unattractive but also prone to damage. Frameless frames are not suitable for those with higher astigmatism, as lenses with frameless frames may experience axial displacement of astigmatism after prolonged use, resulting in the deformation of the object being viewed.
- Specific needs, if the purpose of wearing glasses is largely to match the image with the attending occasion. At the same time, in cases where visual acuity does not have high restrictions on the frame, you can choose according to your specific needs. People who frequently engage in extensive physical activity and exercise should choose frame frames made of compact plastic sheet materials to reduce the probability of accidental damage to glasses. We also recommend wearing contact lenses during exercise.
People who are busy with work and frequently on business trips can choose a mirror frame made of memory materials to avoid deformation and damage caused by frequent removal, littering, or improper placement when riding on trains or airplanes.
