Ray-Ban Eyeglasses - Transparent Dark Blue Frame Clear Lenses Polarized 55-17

Yes, these Ray-Ban RB5428 OPTICS frames are designed to accommodate prescription lenses. You will need to take them to an optician to have your specific prescription fitted.

The '55' refers to the lens width in millimeters (55mm), and '17' refers to the bridge width in millimeters (17mm). This combination generally indicates a medium-sized frame.

Standard clear lenses may offer some UV protection, but it's recommended to confirm the specific UV protection rating with the manufacturer or the optician who fits your prescription. Polarized lenses do not inherently guarantee UV protection unless specified.

Use a soft microfiber cloth and a specialized lens cleaning spray. Avoid harsh chemicals, soaps, or abrasive materials that can damage the polarization and anti-glare coatings.

While stylish and offering glare reduction, their suitability for intense sports depends on individual preference and the specific activity. For high-impact sports, consider frames designed with specific safety features.

Polarized lenses reduce glare reflected from surfaces like water, roads, and snow, improving visual clarity, reducing eye strain, and enhancing color contrast.

The frame is described as 'Transparent Dark Blue,' meaning the color is visible but allows light to pass through, giving it a translucent appearance rather than being fully opaque.

Consult an optician to have the frame adjusted for a proper fit. Minor adjustments can sometimes be made at home, but professional fitting is recommended for optimal comfort and to avoid damage.

Clean the lenses using a dedicated lens cleaning solution and a microfiber cloth. Ensure the cloth is clean to avoid scratching.

The fit may not be ideal for your face shape. Seek professional adjustment from an optician. If discomfort persists, consider if this frame size is suitable for you.

This is unlikely with new, genuine polarized lenses. Ensure you are not mistaking the polarized effect for a tint. If you suspect a defect, contact the retailer or manufacturer.