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Impact-Resistant* Lenses
To ensure safety during sports and at play, all children age 12 and under are fitted with polycarbonate lenses. Lighter Weight Lightweight Plastic ensure comfort and reduce kids' resistance to wearing them. Thin Profile A thinner lens profile can make children more comfortable wearing eyeglasses. Spring Hinges Spring hinges prevent the need for frequent adjustments and hold the glasses in place. Scratch-Resistant Protects against scratches and abrasions for longer wear. UV Protection Protects eyes with a special surface that filters out harmful UV rays. Lower Bridge A lower bridge will fit a child's smaller nose better and keep glasses from sliding down. Fashion Make sure your child's glasses are fun and fashionable so he or she will want to wear them. * No lenses are unbreakable or shatterproof. |