Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: These frames are sold as optical frames and do not include prescription lenses. To use them for vision correction, you will need to take them to a qualified optician who can fit them with your specific prescription lenses. Ensure the optician is experienced with acetate frames.
Compatibility: These frames are compatible with most standard prescription lens types. Discuss specific lens options (e.g., progressive, single vision, specialized coatings) with your optician.
Care:
- Cleaning: Clean the lenses regularly with a soft microfiber cloth and a lens cleaning solution specifically designed for eyewear. Avoid using household cleaners, soaps, or paper towels, as these can scratch the lenses and damage coatings.
- Storage: When not in use, store the glasses in a protective case to prevent scratches, dust, and physical damage. Keep them away from extreme heat, such as prolonged exposure to direct sunlight inside a car, as heat can warp the acetate.
- Handling: Handle the glasses by holding the temples (arms) rather than placing them lens-down. This minimizes the risk of scratching the lenses.