Eyewear

Eyewear

There is more to wearing glasses than meets the eye.

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Sure, there are some beautiful eyewear frames being offered in many places these days. But, buying a beautiful frame and having it fit you properly may be two different things. Your eyewear frames must be correct for YOU!

First, the frame has to be compatible with the lens prescription
The lenses inserted into the frame have to be thoroughly inspected to ensure quality and prescription accuracy
The glasses have to be adjusted properly for the most comfortable vision possible

Optically correct eyewear combined with beauty and style is what we offer.

Proper size and style for your prescription

Proper fit:

	Bridge size (nosepiece)
	Eye size
	Temple length

Proper adjustment:

	On the nose
	Around the ears
	Ensure proper lens distance from the eyes
	Prevent "propeller" effect between the two lenses
	Proper pantoscopic angle between the temple and front of the frame
	Avoid "wrap-around" frames for higher prescriptions

Proper lens material

	Standard crown glass lenses
	Standard CR-39 plastic lenses
	Hi-Index glass or plastic lenses
	Polycarbonate lenses
	Photochromatic lenses (change colors when going from indoors to outdoors)
	Safety lenses

Progressive Add Lenses (commonly referred to as "no-line bifocals"). PALs allow clear vision at all distances unlike the standard bifocals which provide clear distance and near vision. The PALs offer clarity at all intermediate distances as well.

	Varilux Comfort
	Sola
	Rodenstock

To make an appointment ...

drespinosa@earthlink.net

(800) 914-2020

(323) 261-3098

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