FAQ

Faq

What is Pupillary Distance (PD)?

Pupillary Distance measures the distance between the centers of your pupils, crucial for determining the lens focal point in your glasses. Ensure an accurate PD measurement, typically ranging from 54-74 mm for adults and 43-58 mm for children, which is usually obtained during an eye examination.

How do I choose the right frame for my face shape?

OVAL

Best suited for an oval face shape with balanced proportions, where most frame styles complement this versatile shape.

ROUND

Ideal for round face shapes, angular frames like square and rectangle provide flattering contrast.

SQUARE

Suitable for square face shapes with a wide forehead and angular jawline, round, oval, and cat- eye styles offer a balanced look.

DIAMOND

Flattering for diamond-shaped faces with prominent cheekbones, rectangle, round, and aviator styles create a harmonious balance.

PEAR

Recommended for pear-shaped faces with a broader jawline, horn, square, aviator, and round styles are flattering choices.

HEART

Suited for heart-shaped faces characterized by a broader forehead and narrow chin, cat-eye, aviator, round, and horn styles enhance facial balance.

How long does it take for my glasses to ship?

Shipping Method Estimated Delivery Shipping Fee
Standard Shipping 14-21 Days US $7.95
Advanced Shipping 10-16 Days US $10.95
Business Express 7-14 Days US $20.95

Why does my order look different from the website?

Variations in screen resolutions across devices can affect the appearance of a product on a website. Colors and layouts may differ, but this does not impact the quality of the product.

What is the difference between lens materials?

 

  • Plastic: Commonly used and available in CR-39 or high-index materials for thinner and lighter lenses.
  • Polycarbonate: Strong, lightweight lenses designed to withstand impact and improve vision.
  • High-index: Lenses with a higher refractive index, ideal for stronger prescriptions withthinner lens profiles.

What is the difference between tinted and polarized lenses?

Tinted lenses reduce light intensity, while polarized lenses reduce glare in addition to light intensity, providing superior glare reduction.

What is the difference between bifocals and progressive lenses?

Progressive lenses offer a seamless transition between near and far prescriptions, providing natural vision. Bifocal lenses have distinct areas for near and far vision.

What is the difference between frame materials?

  • Plastic frames: Lightweight and popular for eyeglasses.
  • Acetate: Strong, hypoallergenic, and flexible, ideal for comfortable wear.
  • Metal: Classic wire frames suitable for various face shapes.
  • Titanium: Flexible and durable frames that retain their shape.
  • TR90: Incredibly durable, flexible, and lightweight frames for comfort.