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Congratulations on your new glasses! Before diving into a world of clearer vision, let's ensure they fit like a dream. While an optician's expertise is always recommended, most times minor adjustments can be made at home. Unlike clothing, glasses don't come in "one size fits all" options. Even the most meticulously chosen pair might require some adjustments to achieve that "Goldilocks" fit: not too loose, tight, just perfect.
Here's our guide on how to adjust new glasses for a perfect fit:
How to adjust new glasses: General Tips
Always start with clean hands and glasses. Oil and dirt can affect grip and make adjustments slippery.
Make small, incremental adjustments. A little goes a long way, and over-adjusting can damage your frames.
If you need more clarification, stop and consult an optician. Better safe than sorry!
Common Issues and Solutions:
Glasses Too tight
Metal frames: Gently bend the nose pads outward using your thumbs. For screw-on pads, adjust the screws slightly.
Plastic frames: Heat up the temple with a hairdryer for 20-30 seconds. Bend the arm slightly upward while warm, then hold until cool.
Silicone nose pads: These offer more adjustment options. Pinch the sides to narrow or squeeze the bridge to widen.
Glasses Slide Down Your Nose
Tighten the temples: For metal frames, gently squeeze the arms inward near the hinge. For plastic frames, use a hairdryer and bend inward while warm.
Adjust nose pads: Push the pads inward to create a tighter grip. Consider silicone pads for better grip.
Add nose grips: These stick-on pads increase friction and prevent slippage.
One Lens Sits Higher than the Other
Adjust metal glasses: Gently bend the temple arm on the lower side downward near the hinge. Avoid bending near the lens.
Adjust plastic glasses: Heat the temples with a hairdryer for 20-30 seconds. Bend the arm slightly downward while warm, then hold until cool.
How to Adjust Glasses at Home: Additional Tips
For specific frame types or complex adjustments, consult an optician.
Comfort is key. If adjustments don't work, don't hesitate to seek professional help.
Sunglasses: Most tips apply to sunglasses too. Consider using adhesive nose pads for better grip during activities.
Kids' glasses: Be extra gentle and mindful when adjusting children's glasses. Consider consulting an optician specifically trained in children's eye care.
Free In-Store Adjustment
If the suggestions provided above don't quite meet your needs, or if you prefer the assurance of professional assistance with adjusting your glasses, fret not – we've got you covered!
Our commitment to customer satisfaction includes offering complementary Free In-Store Adjustments. Simply bring your frames to any optical stores, where professionals will ensure they fit you perfectly. Most opticians will help you adjust your new eyeglasses or sunglasses for free.
Should you incur any charges for this service, just forward us a copy of the receipt via email, and we'll reimburse you up to $10.
Conditions Apply:
- Requests must be made within 7 days from the delivery of the item.
- Kindly remember that this policy exclusively pertains to frame-fitting adjustments and does not extend to any additional modifications (such as lens replacements).