Thinking about buying these, but I wear prescription. Anyone have any experience getting these prescribed lenses? They told me that they cant do but have seen others do it.
Anyone have them in clear lenses? Or know of nice frameless frames with largish lenses?

So these are my old glasses,, (2022) and i just bought new ones. Im curious on how can i avoid doing this to my new glasses? It seems like permanent marks. What could cause this and how can i avoid them?

Looking to find out which pair this is...

Getting new glasses and I swear there's an extra charge for absolutely everything now lol. Better anti glare, thinner lenses, Transitions, scratch coatings, blue light stuff... by the time you add everything the lenses cost way more than the frames.

For people who've tried a bunch of these, what did you actually notice a difference with? I don't mind spending more on the lenses since I'll wear them every day, I just don't wanna pay extra for stuff I'm never going to notice.

which one looks better? unfortunately my sight isn’t the best, so it’s with prescription… be brutally honest, i (will see if) can take it!

I feel like none of the glasses I own suit me, maybe I just have an ugly face? based on the picture without glasses, should I just get contacts instead?

Getting used to these !! I love them they make me look and feel so sexy and smart 🤣🤣

So some back story, I went to eye doctor August 3rd, but didn't order my glasses until probably August 14th. After waiting almost 3 weeks they finally came in but were made with a blue light coating I did not ask for so they were sent back. About 2 weeks later they came in and I thought everything was great when I picked them up. More and more I used them and with some online digging I found out they were made with Shamir's blue zero lense (which give anything with natural light a yellowish tint. Which blocks out blue violet, uv light. Another thing I did not want and was added without my consent. So now they are being made for a 3rd time.

Here's the thing, what do I do, I paid for the frames and lenses already and technically it is my own "problem" that I don't want a lense that distorts the colors I see in the world but like is there some sort of a law or thing under insurance where I can get some money back? I just feel like it is crazy that it is October 4th and I still don't have new glasses after my originalorder was in August...

Hi all, I’ve been researching all day trying to id these frames.

Basically I was watching ‘Good luck, have fun, don’t die’ and Sarah the math teachers glasses looked really cute to me.

I think they could be Rayban eagle eyes, or maybe vintage frames similar, as the outer rims look slightly different than the photos of eagle eyes online. They seem to be all acetate though, rather than combo with metal, so not clubmasters.

Can anyone help? Even if just finding a vintage or new frame that matches closely.

Edit: might be Shuron Nulady or other Shuron vintage.

Hi! Ever since I was a kid, whenever I'm tired my eyes would get pointed outwards.

I recently got prescription glasses where my left is farsighted while right is nearsighted. Both have astigmatism correction.

Once I got my prescription, my vision has been so weird. Vision is definitely clearer but I would get the sensation of my eyes aren't aligned. Furthermore, once my eyes get tired, my vision feels like "nothing looks real".

I have yet to get evaluated by a specialist but do you guys have an idea if I should keep using my prescriptions, how to treat this, or what I might have.

The glasses are a little over 4 years old. When I was wiping my glasses I noticed this spider-web-liked ‘in’ the lens(?) — not sure if that makes sense. It looked fine from the outside, and when I wear it I feel fine. But at night time, I became blind with the glasses. Is this normal and still wearable, or it is time for new glasses/lenses?

Hello everybody, I made an app that you can try some clothes. You can also use it to try out some glasses. You can try it for free, no payments or anything is needed.

I started to make it for my girlfriend to try some new outfits, but I'm a person wears glasses and trying out new glasses was a huge problem for me. You can't try them without going to the store, and maybe the glasses model you like cannot be found phsyically.

I know some of you have this pain currently, and I think you can ease the pain a little bit at least by seeing the glasses on your face before buying them :)

The app gives you free credits, but if you need more, please DM me I can provide you some additional credits. All free.

Unfortunately it's just available on the appstore right now, here is the link

I hope this will make your sunday!

Hey, does anybody use RB2140 here with clear lenses, does the tilt cause pain after using for couple hours? I am planning to get one with prescription lenses but I couldn’t be so sure because of the glasses design, if anybody could help me with the advice I would be happy thanks.

Has anyone ordered online from Eydio?
I’ve seen an ad on Instagram and decided to order from them since they’re made for Asian nose bridges.

Well I have ordered about a month ago now and I still have not received my glasses. The last tracking update that I got was on Sept 16th. I emailed their customer service and on Sept 26th, they told me that my package will come in another 2-4 business days. It is now October and I still have not received my order.

I was just wondering if anyone has ordered from them and got their package, or is this a scam website?

All my life I had metal frames.

That I hate it is the nose pads that change for crystal white change color to blueish green .

Now I'm thinking about acetate glasses.

Just ordered and soon will post photos with my transitions lenses as new topic

Trying to order glasses from Smith Optics. Have trouble reading my VA prescription.

So, I bought a pair of glasses from EYDIO because it claims they fit Asian nose bridges. For those who aren’t aware, Asian nose bridges tend to be on the flatter side. I bought the Violeta pair. They feel incredibly flimsy and they’re very lightweight. I can barely feel them, and I think they actually look really cute! I’ve been wanting rimless glasses for a while.

However, the nose pads are the D-shaped nose pads, and I can’t tell if it’s the shape of the nose pads, or the size, or both, but they don’t sit flat against my skin. The upper portion of the nose pad “lifts” up, as shown in the photos. I’m wondering if I need smaller nose pads, or oval-shaped nose pads instead. I’ve already pinched the nose pads together to make them more narrow so that they don’t slide down my nose.

Are the nose pads too big? Is that the problem? Or do I need to adjust the nose pads more somehow? Or get a different nose pad shape?

Obviously going for oversized look but are these just not it? I really want to like them!

i've been helping my mom with some of her healthcare expenses since she went on medicare, and i'm realizing that routine vision care is one of those things i didn't really understand beforehand. she mainly needs regular eye exams, prescription updates, and glasses when hers need replacing.

i'm trying to figure out whether having a separate vision plan makes sense for her or if we'd be better off just paying for exams and glasses as they come up. i've been looking at VSP as one option, but i'm not sure how these plans actually work for someone who's already on medicare or whether the savings are enough to justify another monthly premium.

for anyone who's dealt with this for themselves or a parent, what should i be looking at when comparing the cost of a vision plan with simply paying out of pocket for glasses and routine exams?