Setup, Compatibility & Care
Getting started with your new Ray-Ban glasses and keeping them in top condition is straightforward.
Initial Setup
- Professional Lens Fitting: Take your new frames to a qualified optician to have your prescription lenses accurately fitted. They will ensure the lenses are properly aligned and secured within the full frame.
- Personalized Adjustment: Your optician can also make minor adjustments to the temples (arms) and nose pads (if applicable) to ensure a perfect, comfortable fit specific to your face.
Compatibility
- Prescription Lenses: These frames are designed to accommodate a wide range of single vision, bifocal, and progressive prescription lenses.
- Lens Materials: Compatible with various lens materials, including polycarbonate, high-index, and standard plastic lenses.
Care Instructions
- Cleaning: Use a mild soap or specific eyeglass cleaner with lukewarm water. Gently rub the lenses and frame with your fingertips. Rinse thoroughly.
- Drying: Dry the glasses with a clean, soft microfiber cloth specifically designed for eyewear. Avoid paper towels or rough fabrics, which can scratch the lenses.
- Storage: When not wearing your glasses, store them in their protective case to prevent scratches and damage from drops or pressure.
- Handling: Always use both hands to put on and take off your glasses to prevent bending the frame or loosening the temples. Avoid placing them face down on surfaces.
- Avoid Extreme Temperatures: Do not leave your glasses in hot environments, such as a car dashboard, as extreme heat can warp the frame material or damage lens coatings.