How to Fit Lenses Yourself
→ For Plastic Frames
1. Remove the Old Lens: Gently push the lens out from the inside, starting at the middle top area where it’s easiest.
→ Optional - For Tighter Fit [Lens Interliner Provided]
2. Insert the New Lens From Front of Frame: Begin by placing the lens into the outer (temporal) side of the frame.
3. Secure the Lens: Carefully push the inner (nasal) side of the lens into the bevel. Apply gentle pressure with your thumb on the front of the lens until it snaps securely into place.
→ For Metal Frames
1. Unscrew the Frame: Due to the rigidity of metal frames, use a screwdriver to unscrew the side and remove the lens.
2. Position the Lens: Insert the lens by first fitting the inner side into the frame, then the outer side.
3. Tighten for a Secure Fit: Finally, use the screwdriver to tighten the screws, ensuring the lens is held firmly in place.
Using Lens Interliners (Tightening Fit)
Prescription lenses can vary slightly in curvature depending on your prescription and frame shape.
Using lens interliners help create a more secure, snug fit.
Step 1. Prepare Lens Interliner Provided
Cut off a suitable length of lens interliner provided in lens cloth pouch ie. 3-5cm
Step 2. Position the Interliner Along the Outer (Temporal) Edge of the Frame
Position the interliner along the inner groove on the outer (temporal) side of the frame.
Step 3. Insert Lens – Start by fitting the side with the interliner first
Insert the New Lens from the Front: Begin by placing the lens into the outer (temporal) side of the frame where interliner is, then work your way around evenly until it is fully seated.