Essilor Lenses
'Seeing the world better' is the goal that Essilor has always pursued, and 'people-oriented, winning with quality' is the basic point of Essilor's business philosophy. Essilor believes that the competition of talents is the foundation of all competitions. Only the personnel with professional ethics and professional ability can a company start from nothing and grow from small to large. The establishment of brand image and recognition by consumers can become a reality. Therefore, Essilor does not aim at a short-term profit, but focuses on the establishment of the company and brand, with long-term market share as the main goal. At the same time, they establish a good relationship with retailers and distributors, so that they can develop together for a long time, and pursue a real 'win-win'.
Essilor’s flagship brands include Varilux, Crizal, Airwear, etc. Varilux myopia lenses are mainly progressive lenses with super high refractive index and high-quality visual field, and the lenses are ultra-light and ultra-thin. Crizal lenses have excellent anti-fouling, abrasion resistance, anti-glare functions, and good light transmittance. Airwear lenses are PC lenses, and their chemical name is polycarbonate, which is a thermoplastic material. PC lenses are extremely tough and will not break (2cm can be used for bullet-proof glass), so they are also called safety lenses, which are currently the lightest materials used for lenses.
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Rimless glasses provide the minimalist option for eyewear who want their glasses to blend in with their face, or want a larger field of vision. These aviator-shaped rimless glasses are very stylish, with the red or blue at the temple tip highlighting the colors. An adjustable nose pad provides a comfortable fit.
Problems you may encounter when wearing your glasses.
The glasses are too tight. They clamp to the temple. Glasses slip easily. Too long or too short at the bend, and there are too small contact areas of the nose pad. Glasses are too far from the eye, and the lenses are crooked or asymmetrical. These are some of the problems you may encounter when wearing glasses.
Sunglasses For Fishing - Ray-Ban
Ray-Ban was founded in 1930 in the United States. It is the inventor of the world's first sunglasses and is known across the world for it. It is treated as a symbol of American culture. ?Since its inception, Ray-Ban has been focusing on the development of sun-blocking products and integrating a lot of high-tech into them, committed to providing the best vision protection for modern consumers.
Driving Glasses - Conant
Conant is a well-known lens brand and a famous trademark in Shanghai. It is a listed company, a high-tech enterprise in Shanghai. It is one of the largest suppliers of Chinese glasses in the world market. And it is an early enterprise in the field of resin lens production in China.
The fabric of eyeglasses cloth
Ordinary fabric: They are only applicable to the surface that has been cleaned.Because the ordinary fabric has no space to accommodate dirt, the surface of the cloth will be very dirty, and difficult to wash clean.
Microfiber fabrics: They are used wet to emulsify dirt and oil, and the microfiber is easier to wipe off. It is highly absorbent, making it very quick to clean the spilled liquid.
Fine fiber double velvet fabric: It feels soft, gentle, with the plump texture, but more single velvet.
Suede fabric: The feel and appearance are quite like natural suede, fine and smooth, soft and plump, used to wipe glasses. It will be clean and won't scratch the lens.
The Disadvantages of Trifocal Glasses
Here, we will show you the disadvantages of trifocal glasses. If you wear the trifocal glasses for the first time, you may spend some time getting used to them. Adjusting to wearing trifocal glasses can take some time. The different fields of vision can make them disorienting at first, but over time you will get used to wearing them and your eyes will naturally move to the prescription they need for the task at hand. You may be interested in this post: How Long Does It Take to Get Used to New Glasses?
