FAQ

At Reach Optics, we offer eyeglasses in 3 sizes – Small, Medium & Large. Click on “Frame Size”, given at the page of product where you can see all our products.

Step 1: Check the frame width- It should only just extend past your cheekbones. If you can fit more than one finger between the arm of the frame and your temple, the frame is too wide. On the other hand, if the arm touches your temple, the frame is too narrow.

Step 2: Check the arm length-It should extend straight back to your ears and only touch the side of your head just in front of your ears. The arms must also not curve too early; if they do, this will push the glasses down on your nose.

Step 3: Check the bridge width-It should fit comfortably, neither too tight nor too loose. A too-tight bridge will be uncomfortable and compromise on your vision correction by keeping the glasses too high on the face. A too-loose bridge will allow the glasses to fall down on your nose, requiring constant readjustment.

When you pick a pair of frames or sunglasses that you love, look on the inside of the frames’ temples (or arms) where you will see a series of numbers like this – 52/14/140. The first number is simply the horizontal width of the lens and usually ranges from 40 mm to 60 mm. The second number is the bridge size ranging from 14 mm to 24 mm and is the distance between the two lenses. The temple length is the last number measured from the end piece to the tip. This length falls between 120 mm to 150 mm.