The primary purpose of wearing glasses is to correct eyesight. Therefore, please make sure that the glasses you choose meet the specifications prescribed by your ophthalmologist. However, this does not mean that you have to choose boring and unfashionable glasses. Because this is something you wear every day, you should at least choose glasses that are both beautiful and flattering. This applies to both adults and children.

So here are the 3 standards for finding the perfect pair of childrens glasses, same principle applies to adults.

1. Appropriate.
If the glasses are too small and the temples are too tight, inappropriate glasses can cause headaches. Trying to repair loose glasses that slip easily can also be annoying. If you work in a laboratory or labor-intensive workplace, it may even affect your productivity. For adults and children, the right glasses mean comfort. Comfort means that no matter what you are doing, you can perform better. So, how to choose the right glasses?

First, check the size of the eye, also known as the width of the lens. Make sure the total width should be slightly beyond the cheekbone. If you can slide your fingers between the handle of your glasses and the sideburns, the frame is already too big for you. If you can see the arms of the glasses open and almost form a V shape, you will know that the size of the eyes is too narrow.

Second, the bridge of the nose should fit comfortably. If the nose pad is stuck in the skin, then these glasses are not suitable for you. If the bridge of your nose is too high or too low, it is difficult to find the right bridge of nose glasses.

Short or low noses are common in Asians, but even non-Asians may have such facial features.

2. Functionality
Finding the right glasses from dozens or even hundreds of choices can be overwhelming. To help narrow the selection, you need to consider functionality. This will help you determine the type of frame that works best for you. Ask yourself what you need glasses for. What kind of work do you do? The answers to these questions will determine the frame and type of lenses that suit you.

Are you engaged in construction or outdoor work? If so, it may be suitable for plastic or flexible frames because it is stronger. If you work in an office, you don't have to consider the thickness of the frame, and you can even choose wireless glasses.

For children, it is also important to choose the function of glasses. Children are lively and active and are prone to accidents, so you need to choose flexible frames and unbreakable lenses. Some children may need special types of glasses. Children who like sports can use goggle glasses when competing or doing strenuous exercise.

3. Aesthetic.
After determining the fitness and functionality, you should check whether the glasses can set off your facial features and enhance your self-confidence. Even if you wear prescription glasses, treat them as fashion accessories. Choose a pair of glasses that not only show your style and personality but also match your wardrobe.

When it comes to color, many people still choose black. It is both classic and gender-neutral, and can easily go with any wardrobe. Nowadays, however, glasses come in a variety of colors, shapes, sizes, and designs. So don't be afraid to choose bold colors or fashionable styles.