What is the best lens material?
Early lenses were made of natural materials because they were easy to get. But natural materials have obvious drawbacks. According to records of the Qing Dynasty, Emperor Yongzheng wore crystal glasses given by the imperial court, which greatly improved the efficiency of reading documents. However, because of the cold nature, the crystal will make the temperature around the eyes low when wearing, and part of the crystal lens has color so that the light into the eyes becomes soft.
The taboos of wearing glasses while driving at night
Night driving members should not wear tawny, green, and gray glasses. Tawny glasses can filter out most of the ultraviolet rays, although can make our eyes feel relaxed but easy to make people sleepy. Green glasses will turn red lights into black, directly affecting our judgment of traffic lights, so there is a great safety risk. Grey glasses, due to their low light transmittance, will weaken our line of sight and affect our observation of the road.
What are nose pads?
Nose pads include stipule stalk, stipule boxes, and stipules. The stipules are in direct contact with the nose and play a role in supporting and stabilizing the frame. Certain molded plastic frames may not have stipules and stipule boxes, and the stipules are connected to the mirror ring.
In fact, when designing different materials and different styles, the designer will judge whether nose pads are needed according to the comfort and aesthetics of the glasses. Generally, metal frames are equipped with nose pads, and the nose pads are movable in order to adapt to various nose shapes. Metal frames with nose pads can prevent some people's skin from being allergic to metal. On the other hand, metal looks more rigid and business, and adding nose pads is more beautiful and comfortable. Most glasses without nose pads are sheet-framed glasses. The sheet material is relatively light and non-allergenic. In terms of aesthetics and comfort, no nose pads are more suitable.
About Glasses Donation
Some enterprises adhere to the quality of survival. They always adhere to the credibility and development of the business philosophy, investing in public welfare undertakings and fulfill their social responsibilities. They donate glasses, have free vision tests, and put forward reasonable love eye care advice according to the results of the test to the public.
What is a progressive lens?
A progressive lens is a lens whose upper sides are used to see far, and the lower side is used to see near. The distance from the fixed distance power above the lens to the near power fixed below the lens does not change suddenly, but a gradual transition between the two through the gradual change in refractive power.
Standard progressive lenses are multifocal lenses with three observation areas, farsightedness, intermediate vision, and nearsightedness. Unlike bifocals, there are no visible lines between each viewing area. They have a seamless, invisible design, where the optical power changes 'gradually' throughout the lens. Many people confuse 'bifocal' or 'trifocal' with 'progressive' but remember that bifocals and trifocals have visible lines in the lens, while progressive lenses do not. Because progressive lenses have no lines in the lens, they are more popular multifocal lenses than bifocal lenses. However, is progressive lens good for eyes?
How about Ray-Ban clear frames?
Ray-Ban has a stylish sheet frame, metal frames, and LightRay pure titanium frames. Every detail is made of high-quality products. The light material of the plate can ensure that the wearers are comfortable and natural for a long time. Simple and clear lines, cool fashion, calm atmosphere, are all perfect interpretations of youth and fashion. Ray-ban frames have always been imitated, never surpassed, and a classic of classics. There are ray-ban plate spectacle frames usually using a black plate, lively and generous.
The correct method for lens cleaning
Wet it with water first, and then add a little detergent or hand sanitizer to each lens. Dip your fingers to the back of the lens, and then scrub with your fingers. Be careful not to use too much force to prevent the lens from being worn out by grit.
The key here is to rinse. First of all, never use hot water, because hot water will cause the lens to expand due to heat, which will crack the film in the resin lens.
Finally, you should rinse with cold water, do not wipe with a cloth, because any glasses cloth or suede can not perfectly wipe the lens, even the more you wipe it, the more indistinct it gets. If there is hard dust in the cloth, it will scratch the lens.
