When it comes to eyeglasses, one size certainly does not fit all. So to make sure that you look your best in your new glasses, you should take into consideration:
Face Width - An accurate measurement of your face size is very helpful in finding the right size frame.
Eyebrow Line - The top of the frame should follow the eyebrow as closely as possible.
Pupil Alignment - The pupils should be near the center of the lenses.
Frame Position - Properly fit frames should not move around on your face when you smile, and they should fit comfortably without pinching.
Frame Shape - Whether or not a frame
style looks good on you can depend on getting the right style for
your face shape. Use our Face Shape
Guide to help identify the best frame style for you.
the right frames for your prescription
PRESCRIPTION TYPE
RECOMMENDED FRAME PRODUCTS
BENEFITS
Prescription with strong vision correction for far vision (nearsighted).
Smaller frames with rounded edges (larger frames will add weight and thickness). Frames with thicker profiles.
Glasses are lighter in weight and appear
thinner. Holds lens securely in frame.
Prescription with strong vision correction for near vision
(farsighted).
Smaller frames. Frames with sturdy construction.
Reduces weight of glasses. Holds frame in
proper alignment.
Prescription for
bifocals or trifocals.
Frames with enough depth below the pupil to hold the bifocal lens.
Allows for increased area for close or near
vision.
Face Width - An accurate measurement of your face size is very helpful in finding the right size frame.
Prescription with strong vision correction for far vision (nearsighted).