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T1639 Titanium Glasses Gold
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Full Rim Eyeglasses for Canadian
Stylish Full-Rim Eyeglasses with a Sturdy Design
Full-rim glasses are some of the sturdiest on the market today because they can handle frequent drops and other accidents. They're great for people who are involved in sports or other motor-related activities. They're also great for kids because of the same reason. When you shop at Rx Safety Glasses Canada, you'll be able to choose from a broad selection of stylish full-rim frames that will offer the same kind of durability you would expect from these products. Feel free to look at what we have in our store. We're sure you'll be able to find a set of rimmed glasses that will meet your specific needs.
A Variety of Metal and Plastic Frames to Suit Almost Any Style
Full-rim eyeglasses can come with both metal and plastic frames, which makes them suitable for almost any style. But your best choice should not only enhance the look of your eyes but should also enhance the look of your face. Nothing grabs people's attention more than a set of full-rim glasses, because the thick shape and sharp contrast will make them stand out. Feel free to look at all the full-rim frames we have at RxSafetyGlassesCanada. We're sure you'll be able to find a pair of eyeglasses that will fit your style.
The Perfect Frames for Large and Thick Lenses
If your prescription requires thicker lenses, half-rim and rimless eyeglasses won't work for you. But a pair of full-rim eyeglasses will be perfect for large and thick lenses. They tend to be heavier than half-rim or rimless eyeglasses, but it shouldn't be a problem if you don't mind the extra weight. Rimmed glasses are good for people who have stronger prescriptions, and several options will give you a good combination of durability and style. If you want to find the perfect rimless eyeglasses for your style, be sure to look at what we have at Rx Safety Glasses Canada.
Full Rim Glasses FAQs
What are full-rim glasses?
Full-rim eyeglasses completely enclose the lenses. And while it may seem like this type of design doesn't leave you with a lot of options, you shouldn't underestimate what you have available. Full-rim glasses are among the sturdiest and most impact-resistant on the market. But they also come in a wide variety of colours, styles, and sizes. Full-rim frames are used in the majority of eyeglasses, and they can be made in a variety of materials (from metal and titanium to plastic and wood-textured materials).
How long do glasses frames last?
Glasses frames will last an average of two years, but you should get new glasses if you see changes in your vision. Some of the signs that you may need to get your eyes checked include but may not be limited to
- You're sitting too close to the television.
- You're holding a book close to your face.
- You often lose your place while reading.
- You use a finger to follow a sentence while you read.
- You squint at objects.
- You tilt your head.
- You rub your eyes.
- You become more sensitive to light.
- You close one eye to perform certain tasks.
- You have trouble performing activities that require near or far vision.
- You have more frequent headaches.
- Your eyes get tired more easily.
Feel free to reach out to someone at RxSafetyGlassesCanada for more information.
Are full-rim glasses more durable than half-rim glasses?
A common question that many people ask is whether they should get half-rim or full-rim eyeglasses. And while there are a variety of options in every type of eyewear, it all comes down to your personal preference. Full-rim glasses completely enclose the lenses, while half-rim glasses only cover part of them. But while half-rim or rimless glasses might give you more options in terms of style, full-rim frames are the sturdiest. That's why parents are often advised to give their kids these types of rimmed glasses. Not only can they handle frequent drops and other accidents (which are common with children), but they can also accommodate larger lenses (which are needed for people who have a stronger prescription).
What are the different types of frames for eyeglasses?
The frame is one of the first things to consider when you're shopping for glasses. There are three basic types, and each of them has its characteristics. Here are the three main types of frames for eyeglasses:
- Full-Rim Frames — These frames completely outline the lenses, which is a good option if you want to enhance the features of your eyes. They're also the sturdiest option on the market today.
- Half-rim Frames — These frames will outline the top part of the lenses, which can enhance the upper part of your face. They can also give you a more sophisticated look. And because of their lightweight design, they can be more comfortable than full-rim glasses.
- Rimless Frames — These frames are exactly as the name suggests. They only have the temples and nose bridge, so they don't have rims. But they're a little more delicate than the other frame types.
Feel free to get in touch with someone at RxSafetyGlassesCanada. We'll be happy to answer any questions you may have!
How do I know if my glasses are too big?
Your glasses might be too big if they keep sliding down your nose or fall off your face. The frames need to fit horizontally with your eyes, and they should tilt slightly forward so the bottom of the frame is closed. They also need to be level with your face without sitting on your cheeks. Your eyes need to look through the center of the lenses, and the temple arms shouldn't be too tight against your face. If your eyes are pointed toward the nosepiece, your glasses may be too big. And the nose pads need to fit comfortably on both sides of your nose, so the glasses don't slip as you shift your head. If even the smallest movements cause them to slip, they're probably too big.
Be sure to speak to a professional, so you can find a pair of glasses that are right for your face.
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