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How To Shop Glasses Online

Here is everything you need to know about buying prescription glasses from Glasses Club

1. FRAME SIZE AND SHAPE

Frames come in a variety of shapes and sizes, so it's important to know what will fit you the best. Size is important for both a comfortable feel and a flattering look, and the easiest way to determine it is to look at your current pair of glasses. Don't have one? Nothing to worry about – have a read through our description, and you will have no trouble choosing the perfect frames. If you already own a pair of glasses and are looking for an upgrade, take a closer look at the temples – each of them has a set of printed information. Here, you will find three main figures, representing the most important measurements and listed in millimeters.

  • 47 – The width of the lens at the widest point horizontally. Usually ranges from 40 to 60.
  • 19 – The length of the gap between the lenses above your nose, known as the bridge. Ranges from 14 to 24.
  • 140 – The length of the temple. Typically standartized – 135, 140 or 145.

LEARN YOUR FRAME SIZE HERE

2. PRESCRIPTION READING

Each optometrist or ophthalmologist will have their own format for writing a prescription, so yours may not look exactly like the one pictured, but that's nothing to worry about. The essential information should be there, and it should always begin with your full name.

While you probably know whether you're nearsighted, farsighted or have astigmatism, it's not always that obvious from a prescription slip. Here's a simple explanation that will help you understand your own prescription slip and the abbreviations used in it.

Here's what glasses could be made with the prescription above:

  • Glasses 1 – distance glasses by using all data, except ADD. For distance, use the larger PD (63).
  • Glasses 2 – reading glasses by adding ADD to sphere. For reading, use the smaller PD (61).
  • Glasses 3 – computer or multifocal glasses by using all data, choosing the larger PD (63).  

3. LENSES

The frame of the glasses is important for your style and comfort, but it's the lenses that will ensure you're not struggling with your vision. Here are the main types.

READING - A general use lens for when it's hard to read. If you are 40 or over and have noticed any difficulties with your vision at near distances (about 40 cm), letters seem blurry when reading and you want to move the text further away for more comfort, this is probably the type you are looking for.

DISTANCE - A general use lens for difficulties when looking at things far away. Typically prescribed to correct nearsightedness, farsightedness or astigmatism, distance lenses are the most common type of prescription lens.

COMPUTER - This is the best lens for reading and working at the computer. Maximum comfort for vision in the near-to-intermediate distance.

MULTIFOCAL - These lenses have all the viewing zones balanced. Progressive lenses allow you to do close-up work (like reading a book), middle-distance work (like checking out a website on a computer), or distance viewing (like driving) without needing to switch your glasses for every task. If you are over 40 and you have problems with vision in all zones these lenses are designed for you.

4. PROTECTION

The best way to avoid eye discomfort caused by sunlight, lighting, reflections, wind, digital devices is to choose the right eye protection.

 

SELF-TINTING LENSES with integrated sun protection. They darken in seconds and clear up in just a few minutes, depending on your surroundings. Stylish and practical. 100% UV protection.
 
TINTED LENSES. Dark brown, green or grey tinted sunglasses (85% darkness) are ideal for when you’re out and about in the summer sun. They are dark enough to provide protection from glare but are still light enough to ensure that your vision is not impaired. 100% UV protection and antireflection coating from the back side of lenses. Can be made according to your prescription.
 
BLUE BALANCE COATING. If screens are a part of your daily life – whether it's for work or play – the lenses with blue light blocking coating will help to protect your eyes and avoid asthenopic complaints or visual discomfort.
 
BLUE 420 MATERIAL. Some people's eyes are much more sensitive for blue light radiation from light sources or screens, which causes irritation and tiredness. Blue 420 material provides extremely strong protection from harmful blue light (95%) and dangerous UV rays (100%).
 

5. ORDERING ONLINE HAS NEVER BEEN SO EASY

Glasses at Glasses Club are available in a huge number of different styles, colors and sizes, so you will be assured to find the perfect glasses to suit you. Simply make use of our filters to search by brand, shape, material, price or even colour to jump straight to the pair of glasses that is destined for you.

With those simple steps, you will have a new pair of fashionable glasses. We take care of everything beyond that point. You will get your perfect glasses on your doorstep faster than anywhere else!

100  DAYS MONEY BACK GUARANTEE

We do our best at Glasses Club to ensure that all frames and lenses are produced to perfection and the prescription as well as specific needs that you request. We are confident that you'll love our product. However, if for some reason you're not completely satisfied with your glasses, you are entitled to a one-time, no questions asked return with a refund. For specific details, please refer to our Return Policy.

FAST DELIVERY

We strive to deliver custom made lenses paired with stylish frames at the highest delivery speed possible, so you can enjoy your perfect glasses without waiting for weeks. Here is our Shipping Policy.