What are Different Types of Eyeglass Frames?

Choosing the right pair of glasses should be enjoyable and rewarding! But how can you choose from all of the many styles of eyeglass frames available?

Prescription Eyeglasses Types

Before you go shopping for new glasses, schedule an appointment with your eye doctor to get an eye exam and decide what type of vision correction you require. Your optometrist will issue you a prescription for eyeglasses. You can use this to go to an optician or shop for new glasses online.

The following are the various types of prescription lenses:

Are you looking for a full-rim frame with a dramatic design or a rimless pair of spectacles with a minimalist look? Or are you looking for something in the middle? With a large range of each type of eyeglass frame, EBD has you covered.

Frames with a Full Rim

Full-rimmed eyeglass frames may be your best selection if you're seeking for a strong style. These frames completely wrap your lenses in the material, resulting in a durable yet fashionable set of spectacles. Our full-rim spectacles are available in a number of frame materials, from acetate and plastic to metal and titanium, and come in a limitless variety of designs, colours, and sizes.

Frames with no rims

For people who want a more minimalist look and feel, rimless eyeglass frames are the finest option. Rimless glasses are light and modern, and they provide a lot of flair without taking up too much space on your face. The temple arms, nose bridge, and hinges are the only parts of these frames, so they preserve a modest profile on your face without the lavish design elements of full-rim spectacles.  Variety of metals are available , including titanium.

Frames with a Semi-Rimless Edge

Semi-rimless eyeglass frames may be the ideal option for you if you want the best of both worlds. These hybrid frames combine the minimalism of rimless frames with the durability of full-rim frames. Semi-rimless spectacles are classics with plenty of personality, lighter than full-rimmed models but bolder than rimless frames.

Frames for Low Bridges

Sliding glasses are no longer an option! The continual worry of our frames becoming misaligned might be bothersome for those of us with lower nose bridges. Fortunately, we have a solution for you. These frames are ideal for persons who have a low nose bridge and are at the cutting edge of fashion and functionality.

Frames Made of Wire

Classic wire-frame spectacles are the epitome of style. This appealing design has made a comeback and has become an international fashion staple. Wire frames are also simple and light, making them as fashionable as they are comfy. Wire frames are most commonly associated with circular lens shapes, but you'll also find cat-eye and romantic heart forms among them.

Single vision lenses

Most affordable lenses are Single vision lenses and widely used form of eyeglass lens. Because they only correct vision at one precise distance, they have the broadest field of vision (either far or near). Single vision lenses will most likely be prescribed if you are nearsighted, farsighted, or have astigmatism.

Bifocals

Bifocal lenses are multifocal, which means they have two separate "powers" in each component of the lens. These different sections of the lens correct distance and close vision. People with various vision issues, such as presbyopia and myopia, are prescribed bifocal lenses.

Trifocals

Trifocal lenses are comparable to bifocals, but they have an extra power for correcting intermediate vision. A computer screen can be viewed through the intermediate section.

Progressives

Anyone who requires bifocals or trifocals can benefit from progressive lenses. Without the lines between each portion, they provide the same correction for near, intermediate, and distance vision. The transition between fields of vision is smoother with these lenses, which is why many individuals prefer them. On the other hand, Progressive lenses offer a smaller overall field of vision, prompting some people to switch back to bifocals or trifocals.

Non-Prescription Glasses

Preventative eye care, safety, and fashion are all reasons to use non-prescription glasses.

Glasses for reading

Over-the-counter (OTC) and prescription reading glasses are both available. They help you see objects clearly up close, which is especially useful while reading books, newspapers, laptops, and phone screens.

People who have the same vision in each eye and good distant vision will benefit from OTC reading glasses. These are available in strengths ranging from +1.0 to +4.0.

You should get an eye checkup to see if you need prescription glasses if you have digital eye strain, double vision, or headaches from your reading glasses.

Blue light glasses, often known as computer glasses, are becoming increasingly popular, particularly among millennials. Adults in Majority are spend a significant amount of time on their computers, phones, and tablets during the day. These glasses can help you avoid digital eye strain and get a better night's sleep.

Safety Eyewear

Construction, science labs, electrical jobs, plumbing, auto repair, and other vocations all require safety glasses. At basic protection, they can be acquired for a very low price. You can acquire goggles that fit over your regular glasses or get prescription safety glasses if you need vision correction. They can have the same lenses and coatings as standard frames.

Sunglasses

Sunglasses can be purchased with or without a prescription. They can be fitted with polarised lenses or UV protection.

Every Occasion Eyeglass Frames

Different rim kinds are appropriate for various circumstances and personal style preferences. While rimless glasses are ideal for the office because of their clean, minimalist design, full-rimmed frames are ideal for those who want to make a statement. Frames with a semi-rimless design can be found on both ends of the range. With so many choices, you could feel split between them. Don't be scared to try on a few different ones to ensure that the fit and shape are perfect for you. their computers, phones, and tablets during the day. These glasses can help you avoid digital eye strain and get a better night's sleep.

Safety Eyewear

Construction, science labs, electrical jobs, plumbing, auto repair, and other vocations all require safety glasses. At basic protection, they can be acquired for a very low price. You can acquire goggles that fit over your regular glasses or get prescription safety glasses if you need vision correction. They can have the same lenses and coatings as standard frames.

Sunglasses

Sunglasses can be purchased with or without a prescription. They can be fitted with polarised lenses or UV protection.

Every Occasion Eyeglass Frames

Different rim kinds are appropriate for various circumstances and personal style preferences. While rimless glasses are ideal for the office because of their clean, minimalist design, full-rimmed frames are ideal for those who want to make a statement. Frames with a semi-rimless design can be found on both ends of the range. With so many choices, you could feel split between them. Don't be scared to try on a few different ones to ensure that the fit and shape are perfect for you.