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Buying Guide

Follow This Guide To Understand Perfect Size Of Your Eyewears

Buying Guide

Follow This Guide To Understand Perfect Size Of Your Eyewears

Frame Components

Frame Sizes

Frame Shapes

Lenses

Prescription

FAQ's

What Satisfaction Looks Like

Buying eyeglasses can be a daunting task especially when you have a wide variety of shapes, designs and discounts available around you to lure the eyes. Whereas a wrong size, wrong fit or a wrong frame can leave you with a sour experience. But don’t worry! This comprehensive guide will ensure you end up with ‘nothing but the perfect’ pair for your eyes. 

Let us first know about an eyeglass frame in depth.

Frame Components & Material

Any eye frame has three significant elements that are the lenses, the temples, and the front of a frame. A few other elements like rim, nose-bridge, nose pads, hinges, and temple tips help in making the eye frame look complete and comfortable. Knowing your frame specifications is very important. Any eyeglass frame consists of 3 major parts in its construction namely frame front, temples and lenses. Some other components of an eyeglass are rim, nose-bridge, nose pads, hinges and temple tips.​

Front Material

The frame front consists of the largest part of eyeglasses. The frame front can be of various materials. Mainly it is of plastic or metal in combinations like Cellulose acetate, Optyl, Titanium, or Aluminum. Some unusual materials like Gold, Silver, Wood, Bone, Leather, and Buffalo horn are also used to make frame front.

Template Size

The long branches that are attached to the hinges through screws and kept bent at its end for proper fitting on the ears are known as the temples. Written inside the temples, there is the frame size. The temples are for supporting the frame front and for the accurate placement of eyeglasses on the face.​

Lens Material

The lenses made up of glass, plastic, or polycarbonate, are fitted into the frame. The lenses are the elements that support the eyesight of a human. The lenses are under a coating for preventing eyes from the ultraviolet radiation of the sun and atmospheric pollution.​

Frame Sizes

Eyeglass frames are broadly divided into 3 size categories- Small, Medium & Large. To determine what fits you, either keep your prescriptions handy or look on the insides your old frame temples for the exact numeric size specifications. Frame size is a combination of numeric values usually represented in sets e.g. 53-18-140 known as the eye size, bridge size & temple size respectively.​

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Frame Shapes

WayFarer

Oval

Cat-Eye

Aviator

Oval Faces

A thin jawline than the forehead and proportionally balanced face are the traits of oval face shape. The face is flexible for suiting the walnut-shaped frames best. The celebrities like Jessica Biel, Lucy Liu, Adam Levine, and Ben Affleck are oval-shaped face people.

Round Faces

Such a face is chubby with high absenteeism of proportional cheekbones. Rectangular shaped frames or frames with a clear connection is an exceptional choice for this face shape. To make a round face appear attractive, try angular shaped frames. Chrissy Teigen, Mandy Moore, Justin Timberlake, and Aaron Paul are the round face shaped celebrities.​

Square

Rectangle

Cat-Eye

Aviator

Round

Oval

Cat-Eye

Aviator

Square Faces

Such a face shape a very powerful, intimating jawline, and wider forehead. Frames with narrow style like small circles, narrow ovals, look extremely cool. Angelina Jolie, Jessica Simpson, Brad Pitt, and Nick Lachey are some of the celebrities whom you can follow for eyewear fashion hacks.​

Diamond Faces

Such faces like narrow from both the foreheads and the jawline. These faces have chic cheekbones. The rarest face shape enhances the look with Rimless eyeglasses and frames with oval or cat-eye shapes. Jennifer Love Hewitt, Scarlett Johansson, Elijah Wood, and Ryan Gosling are few celebrities with the rarest face shape.​

Round

Hexagonal

Oval

Aviator

Lens Types

ANti - gare

Additional capabilities of the glass can protect the eyes better. The anti-glare glass prevents water and soil from harming the eyes. This glass is comparatively easy to clean. It reduces light reflection to a maximum possible extent and protects your eyes.

BLu-cut

Specially designed to protect the eyes from the computer screen, blue cut glasses are a safer choice. They protect the eye from getting damage by mobile screen or computer screen light emission.

UV protection

Just like the skin, the eyes need protection from UV rays of the sun. It is the glass that blocks 100% of UV radiation from entering into the eyes, causing less or minimal eye damage.

Anti Reflective

It is the plain transparent glass that reflects no light. The light elimination elevates the vision and eyesight.

The coating of a lens means to add an extra layer, or a thin sheet on the front and back surfaces of the eyeglasses to make it anti-glare, anti-reflective, more capable of reducing eye-straining and enhanced protective. The coating increases durability, boosts performance, and the appearance of your lenses.​

Prescription

When you look at your prescription for eyeglasses, you will see numbers listed under the headings of OS and OD. They are Latin abbreviations: OS (oculus sinister) means the left eye and OD (oculus dextrus) means the right eye. Occasionally, you will see a notation for OU, which means something involving both eyes. In general, the further away from zero the number on your prescription, the worse your eyesight and the more vision correction (stronger prescription) you need. A “plus” (+) sign in front of the number means you are farsighted, and a “minus” (-) sign means you are nearsighted. These numbers represent diopters, the unit used to measure the correction, or focusing power, of the lens your eye requires. Diopter is often abbreviated “D.”​

FAQ

Yes, you may buy just the frames from chandanoptics.com

Please visit our offline stores to find your eye power. You can also purchase your frames directly from those stores.

We try to deliver your orders as soon as possible. We dispatch the orders within a week to ten days of order confirmation (and receipt of your prescription, if needed). Our logistics partner take 2-5 business days to finally deliver the end product at your doorsteps. In case you are buying a standard product, without the prescription, you can expect the delivery to come even earlier.

We do not refund the money on sold product. However, we have a no questions asked exchange policy which entitles all our customers to return the product at the time of delivery if due to some reason they are not satisfied with the quality of the product. We will take the returned product back with us and make the necessary adjustments to your order value. You may contact us at care.chandanoptics@gmail.com or Call us at ########## to start the exchange. We respond within 2 business days on all inquiries.

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