Eyewear selection is not just about buying or liking the eyeglass frames; choosing the right lenses is equally important. Selecting lenses that match one's style, age, and profession is as crucial as choosing the eyeglass frames. When choosing lenses, individuals should prioritize their expectations based on importance.
For example, is it crucial for you that the glasses are lightweight? Is it important that the lenses are not fragile? Should there be minimal thickness at the edges? If the person is hypermetropic, is it essential that the lens has a moderate curvature and thickness? Is it preferred to have colored or variable-colored lenses? Or is it necessary for the lenses to have a color due to extreme sensitivity to light? Is scratch resistance important? If the lens needs to be highly focused, is a bifocal line desired? Will a wide varifocal for reading at close range be preferred? Additionally, coatings applied based on whether the lens is mineral or organic are also crucial.
In summary, the choice of lenses should align with individual preferences and needs, considering factors such as weight, durability, thickness, curvature, color, scratch resistance, and the type of lens material.
