Ray-Ban RX5228 - Grey

These frames are specifically designed for prescription optical lenses, including single vision, progressive, and bifocal lenses. You will need to have your preferred lenses fitted by a qualified optician.

The squared design of the RX5228 is particularly recommended for individuals with round and oval face shapes. It helps to add definition, contrast, and angularity, balancing softer facial features.

Yes, the frames are crafted from high-quality acetate, a durable and resilient plastic material that is well-suited for daily wear and tear. Proper care will further enhance their longevity.

To clean the frames, use a soft, damp cloth with a small amount of mild soap and lukewarm water. Gently wipe the frame, then rinse and dry thoroughly with a clean, lint-free microfiber cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or alcohol.

While primarily designed for prescription clear lenses, it is possible to have custom prescription sunglass lenses fitted into these frames by an optician, effectively converting them into prescription sunglasses.

Acetate is known for being a lightweight yet sturdy material. While the frames offer a substantial feel due to their squared design, they are generally comfortable for extended wear and not considered excessively heavy.

For any adjustments to ensure the perfect fit and comfort, it is highly recommended to visit a professional optician or optometrist. They have the tools and expertise to safely modify the frames.

This is a common issue that often requires a simple adjustment. Visit your optician to have the temple arms and possibly the bridge area adjusted for a more secure and comfortable fit.

The temple arms might be too tight or not correctly shaped for your head. An optician can heat and gently reshape the acetate temples to alleviate pressure and improve comfort.

Always use the provided microfiber cloth and a dedicated lens cleaning spray. Avoid using paper towels, clothing, or harsh chemicals. Store your glasses in their protective case when not in use to prevent accidental scratches.

Check the small screws at the hinges. They may have loosened over time. Use a specialized eyewear screwdriver to gently tighten them. If unsure, an optician can perform this adjustment safely.

First, ensure your lenses are clean. If blurriness persists, re-verify your prescription with your eye doctor. It's also possible the lenses were not fitted correctly; consult your optician.