Eyewear

Choosing frames beyond the mirror

The shape you like is only one part of a pair you will enjoy wearing.

Start by trying more than one shape. A familiar style gives you a reference point; a different one can help you notice what you prefer.

Pay attention to how each frame feels as well as how it looks. Ask the adviser about the fit at your bridge and temples, and how it will work with your prescription.

Think about your usual day. Glasses for long hours at a desk may invite a different conversation from a pair used mainly for reading. Explain where and when you expect to wear them.

Before you decide, ask for a complete frame-and-lens quote. You should understand what is included and have time to compare your options.

Make time for your eyes.

Start with an eye exam, ask about a specific concern or come in to find your next pair of glasses.

An appointment request is not a confirmed booking.

Make time for your eyes.

Start with an eye exam, ask about a specific concern or come in to find your next pair of glasses.

An appointment request is not a confirmed booking.

Make time for your eyes.

Start with an eye exam, ask about a specific concern or come in to find your next pair of glasses.

An appointment request is not a confirmed booking.

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