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An eye prescription uses a set of specific abbreviations and numbers to show lens power. OD means right eye and OS means left eye. SPH (Sphere) measures nearsightedness (-) or farsightedness (+), CYL (Cylinder) and Axis correct astigmatism, and ADD provides reading power. It is possible to have a number in just one of these fields. If someone needs correction for astigmatism only, the SPH box will say “Pl” or "Plano."

Important: Eyeglass prescriptions cannot be used to order contact lenses. Contact lens prescriptions require additional measurements (such as base curve and diameter) because the lens sits directly on the eye rather than in front of it.

Round Faces: Choose sharp, angular, rectangular, or geometric frames to add definition.

Square Faces: Choose round or oval frames to soften a strong jawline and broad forehead.

Oval Faces: You can wear almost any shape; just ensure the frame width matches your widest part.

Heart Faces: Choose frames wider at the top, or subtle cat-eye styles, to balance a narrow chin.

Diamond Faces: Try rimless, oval, or cat-eye frames to highlight your cheekbone

Oblong Faces: choose frames that add width and break up your face's vertical length, such as square frames, browline styles, and slightly oversized round glasses

The frame size for glasses refers to three measurements —lens width, bridge width, and temple length—all written in millimeters (mm). You will notice in the description for all our products, these measurements will be displayed.
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30-DAY of receipt quality warranty, covering any possible defect in material and workmanship. This warranty does not cover damage caused by accidents, negligence, or improper care.

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