Why are rimless glasses so expensive?
Rimless glasses are the design vantage point in the frame of glasses. The structure of rimless glasses requires many higher physical features (flexibility, surface texture, etc.) and machining accuracy than TR, PEI, and other materials. In order to ensure comfortable wear, the common materials are very exquisite. And for processing technology, the frame is the most difficult. It's not just grinding, it's a full polishing, and it's perforating. This is the technical demand and the most time-consuming.
Computer Protective Glasses
With the popularity of televisions and computers, electromagnetic radiation has become the No.1 killer of vision. The invention of radiation protection glasses is even more popular, and its market is also widely optimistic.
The lens design of the computer protective glasses has no side effects on vision. Refined with a high-tech vacuum ion coating, it can block 0% electromagnetic waves. The lens contains anti-radiation substances and has the function of absorbing positive charges. It can absorb low-frequency radiation microwaves and avoid potential eye fever, headache, fatigue, dryness, and other adverse symptoms caused by electromagnetic wave radiation. The penetration and absorption function of different light can resist radiation and glare, and the user will obviously feel clear and natural vision after wearing it. At present, there are mainly anti-blue lenses and anti-fatigue lenses, which can effectively prevent blue light radiation and relieve eye fatigue.
The spirit behind celluloid glasses
Because celluloid material is flammable, it cannot be mechanized and basically needs to be created by hand, which forms a unique set of handcraft modes of Japanese crafters. Today, there are only a few celluloid factories in Japan, and the unique manual process and production are relatively small. This makes celluloid handmade glasses even rarer and more valuable. Celluloid was originally a very common and cheap material, even with a certain degree of danger, but because of the unique craftsmanship of skilled craftsmen, its performance was brought to the extreme, so that celluloid glasses became unique and sought after by some people. The material of the frame is an important factor that determines the comfort of the glasses. While ensuring comfort, people hope that the glasses can have a decorative effect and play a role in clothing matching in different scenes.
3 Common Problems with Progressive Lenses
Though progressive lenses are popular to correct some eye conditions, there are also some drawbacks. So, in the following section, we will show you some common problems with progressive lenses.
Dizziness: the three different focal lengths of progressive lenses can make people susceptible to dizziness, as well as vertigo. From long to medium to short distance, the lenses offer a gradient of increasing strength. So, it would have trouble in adapting the glasses for the people who are wearing them for the first time. A common mistake is to look out of the wrong focal length, causing their vision to be blurry and lead to an overall feeling of dizziness.
Peripheral distortion: another common problem of progressive lenses is the way in which they blur peripheral vision. Most glasses cause an initial distortion to vision. However, the three different segments found in these lenses can make that distortion feel more prominent than other pairs of eyeglasses. And most people may need two weeks to adjust to progressive lenses.
Depth perception: Since progressive lenses provide three different prescriptions to see objects clearly for different distances, it is important that you need to move your head instead of your eyes when focusing on objects at different distances. Prior to adjusting to this little nuance, progressive lenses can cause depth perception to feel off.
From the above information, you have known some common problems with progressive lenses. So, you may ask how to adjust the progressive lenses. The most popular way is that you need to wear them frequently.
About Polarized Sunglasses
Polarized sunglasses only absorb the reflected light of the object itself, presenting what is being seen, making the field of view clearer and thus reducing eye strain. In addition, the light through a bumpy road, water, and other places also can produce irregular diffuse light. The polarized lens can be this kind of optical filter, only absorbing the reflection of the object itself. Because of its high-efficiency filter layer, the UV blocking rate of the polarized sunglasses is 99%, which can effectively reduce UV damage to the eyes. And if you are driving, fishing, traveling, skiing, it is recommended to choose more powerful polarized sunglasses.
The Advantages of Single Vision Lenses
As is well known, single vision lenses can be used to correct your vision so that they can restore your ability to see clearly.
Single vision lenses can boost the overall quality of your life with improved visual health and acuity. Single vision lenses can also help relieve you of eye strain and ensure fatigue and migraines.
Besides, single vision lenses will help to protect your eyes from impact, trauma and common irritants like dust, sand and insect.
Which is better, MR7 lens or MR8 lens?
The refractive index of MR7 is 1.67, and its Abbe number is 32, so it has a good dyeing property. MR8 has a refractive index of 1.60 and an Abbe number of 40 or more. MR8 has stronger toughness, so it is more tensile and is not easy to break when confronted with strong impact. The lenses of MR7 and MR8 are different in the degree of heat resistance, and the heat resistance of MR7 is slightly weaker. MR7 is recommended if you want thinner and lighter lenses, but MR8 is recommended if you want higher light transmittance.
