Glasses and Eyewear

No coverage under WC for eyeglasses. Sorry.

About 96 millions people wear glasses in the whole world

About 1.6 percent!!!

Cleaning the glasses with tissue paper (instead of cloth) will scratch it, so mild abrasives might remove it but they could also change the lense shape.

If it is silver in color and sticks to a magnet, it is real (and worth between a dime and a few dollars). If it is copper and doesn't stick to a magnet (and has not had the date changed by some nefarious means), it is worth several thousand dollars.

you could tell if it is very rusty and you also can go to a secailest

Stop cheating on your science test, mine has this question too :L

^^^^^^^^^^^^ ahaha! quite funny.. if its on your science test too, that means you were cheating looking for the answer. fail.

Yes, they carry a selection of sunglasses.

Wear glasses eat carrots do visual activities and yah...

Yes, you can get prescription sunglasses made from your favorite pair of sunglasses. Just bring/ship your sunglasses frames and they will add prescription lenses and send you back your prescription sunglasses in your favorite frames.

See related links to find out how.

No. Window glass cleaners usually contain a small amount of pumice. If your eye glasses are made out of any material other than glass, window cleaner will scratch them. It is safe to use a mild hand or dish soap and warm water. You can also buy the eyeglass cleaner from any optical shop. If you want to make your own eyeglass cleaner use half rubbing alcohol half water and a couple drops of mild dish soap.

12 months

I just got my glasses from eyemasters. I got transitions knowing only that they help with the sun. The lady handed me my glasses then said "you can put them in the freezer for an hr to make the lenses more sensitive to the sun" she recommended it to me but I don't know if this is a good idea. As we speak I'm researching it just to be sure I don't ruin them. If anyone knows legit info please answer to this question.

In literature, framing means providing a context or setting for a story or scene.

For wall hangings, framing means attaching a border.

In building, framing means creating a basic structure, often of wood, to which finishing elements can be affixed and added: Drywall, plywood, siding, coving, sills, trim, roofing, etc.

The glass magnifies the script because

No they do not. Transitions cannot be tinted because it will not be effective. However, Polarized lenses can be tinted darker.

Occhiolini glasses are available from several places, including national chain Lenscrafters. You may find a smaller, privately-owned boutique carries a good selection. A small selection of Occhiolini glasses can be viewed on the Lenscrafters website: http://www.lenscrafters.com/eyeglasses/2/kids-frames/occhiolini

There are hundreds of formulas for different types of glass, but the predominant ingredient in all glass is silica (sand),

Glass gets its color from metal oxides cooked with the pot metal, and from reheatings. Copper oxide anciently gave turquoise blue, green, or red. Cobalt gave light to deep blue. Manganese gave amethyst to purple, and with iron, orange to brown. Iron gave green, and with copper, forest green. Tin gave milk or opaque white. Silver nitrate, reheated, gave yellow. Iron gave brownish yellow. Gold gave amber, or, reheated, gave ruby red; reheated with tin it gave pink, with manganese, purple. Gold leaf, scattered through the bubble, gave aventurine.

Funny you should ask. I have had my second pair of Flexon frames break apart at the nose bridge. Took them into Pearle Vision where I bought them and they couldn't fix them, so I bought a new pair at a discount, and they broke again. When I went in to get them replaced the second time, I found out they no longer sell that frame!!! At least not at the store where I bought them. Makes me wonder if I am not the only one who has had the problem and if the whole line is defective, especially since they gave me an extremely convincing sales pitch on the first pair. Trying to get rid of them because they were being discontinued??? So my answer is to get something entirely different if you can afford it. Seems to me the Flexon feature is what makes them break more easily as opposed to making them more durable, which was supposed to the point.

I have also had 2 pairs of Flexon frames break at the nose bridge. Just talked to Vision Works, where I purchased them, along with insurance, blah blah blah, and since they were replaced or me once already (marked then as manufacturer defect) I now have to pay 50% of the cost of the frame to replace them this time. Which, according to the uppity snippet I spoke with on the phone, they're really not SUPPOSED to do.. it's just a courtesy they offer their customers. This is also the first time I was informed that my glasses are NOT Flexon by Marchon, or I wouldn't have paid as much as I did for them. They're a knockoff. Basically you're S.O.L. I'm afraid. I don't think they can be repaired. I'm going to call the manager tomorrow and get the number for the manufacturer and complain to them directly. See if I can get anywhere that way. In the meantime, I'm without glasses, and will be reduced to an old pair of contacts til my new ones arrive. I groom dogs for a living... this should be fun!

Laurie

Do a search for World Optic out of Fullerton Cal., they specialize in welding titanium and flexon metals. About $50 for the weld and $5 shipping with a 1 yr. warranty on repairs.

Huck Finn

These special shiny black frame glasses Leroy Bell Wears are from a French sport brand : Demetz

because your eyes have not had time to adjust yet

Eyeglasses which are also known as glasses are used to correct your vision or protect your eyes.

Once someone had discovered that looking through a lens would give a clearer image, it wouldn't take long before someone started thinking how handy it'd be if the lens sat in place before the Eye w/o having to hold it there with the hand all the time.

My optometrist said it's basically soapy water.