Ray-Ban RX5228 - Black

No, prescription lenses are not included. These are frames designed to hold your custom prescription lenses, which must be purchased and fitted by an optician.

The Ray-Ban RX5228 frames are made from high-quality, durable acetate, known for its lightweight feel and ability to hold its shape.

Yes, you can have prescription sunglass lenses (tinted, polarized, or photochromic) fitted into these frames by your optician to create custom prescription sunglasses.

Use a dedicated lens cleaning solution and a clean microfiber cloth for lenses. For the acetate frames, a mild soap and water solution can be used, followed by a thorough rinse and drying with a soft cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials.

The squared acetate design of the RX5228 is generally considered versatile and flattering for a wide range of face shapes, including oval, round, and heart-shaped faces. However, a personal fitting is always recommended.

Info needed: Please refer to the specific product packaging or retailer information for details on included accessories like a case or cleaning cloth.

Info needed: Warranty information typically varies by retailer and manufacturer. Please consult your point of purchase or Ray-Ban's official warranty policy for details.

This often indicates the frames need adjustment. Visit your optician to have the temples and nose bridge professionally adjusted for a more secure fit.

Similar to slipping, discomfort usually means the frames require adjustment. An optician can carefully reshape the temples to relieve pressure and ensure a comfortable fit.

Ensure you are using a proper lens cleaning spray and a clean microfiber cloth. Avoid touching the lenses with your fingers. Also, consider adding an anti-smudge or oleophobic coating to your lenses when ordering.

Accidental bending can occur. Do not attempt to fix this yourself, as it can worsen the problem. Take your glasses to an optician for a professional realignment.

If loose, gently tighten the screw with a small optical screwdriver. If missing, visit your optician; they can easily replace it. Avoid using oversized tools which can strip the screw head.