If you already have a pair of glasses, you can compare the measurements to your current frame. Just look inside your temple to find your frame measurements. The overall frame size is a combination of lens and bridge's width measurements.
Lens Width
Bridge Width
Temple Length
Small/Narrow
42-48 mm
16-17 mm
130-135 mm
Medium
49-52 mm
18-19 mm
136-140 mm
Large/Wide
53-58 mm
20-22 mm
141-150 mm
You can see some numbers printed or engraved on the inside of your glasses temples (arms) or behind the nose bridge area. Use 46-21-140 as an example. The first number, 46, represents the lens width; the second number, 21, refers to the bridge size, while the last number, 140, is the temple length.
Frame Material:
Metal,
TR
Available as RX?:
Yes
Hinge Type:
Barrel Hinges
Frame Weight:
17.4 Gram
Gender:
Unisex
Frame Measurements
Lens Width
51 mm
Bridge
22 mm
Lens Height
42 mm
Frame Width
139 mm
Temple Length
145 mm
For more help finding your perfect pair of glasses, see our complete Size Guide.
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Syght offers a range of high-quality prescription lenses, including blue light blocking, polarized, single vision, and progressive lenses. Find the perfect lens to enhance your visual experience today
Blue Light Blocking Lenses
These lenses are specially designed with a coating or material to filter and block a portion of the blue light spectrum emitted by digital screens, LED lighting, and other sources.
Single Vision Lenses
These lenses are used to correct common vision problems such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. They are the most basic and common type of prescription lens.
Progressive Lenses
These lenses provide a seamless transition between distance and near vision, making them a popular choice for people who need different prescription powers for different distances.
Reading Lenses
These lenses are designed for up-close vision, such as reading or computer work. They magnify close-up objects and come in prescription and non-prescription options.
Photochromic Lenses
Photochromic lenses provide both vision correction and UV protection while adapting to changing light conditions, eliminating the need for prescription sunglasses.
Anti-reflective Coated Lenses
These lenses reduce glare and improve visual clarity, making them a popular choice for people who work on computers or in brightly lit environments.
Polarized Lenses
Polarized lenses reduce glare and improve visual clarity in bright sunlight, making them ideal for outdoor activities like fishing, skiing, or driving, where glare can pose a safety risk.
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Frame Size Chart
If you already have a pair of glasses, you can compare the measurements to your current frame. Just look inside your temple to find your frame measurements. The overall frame size is a combination of lens and bridge's width measurements.
Lens Width
Bridge Width
Temple Length
Small/Narrow
42-48 mm
16-17 mm
130-135 mm
Medium
49-52 mm
18-19 mm
136-140 mm
Large/Wide
53-58 mm
20-22 mm
141-150 mm
You can see some numbers printed or engraved on the inside of your glasses temples (arms) or behind the nose bridge area. Use 46-21-140 as an example. The first number, 46, represents the lens width; the second number, 21, refers to the bridge size, while the last number, 140, is the temple length.
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Thank you for choosing our company for your eyewear needs! We know that you're excited to receive your pair of glasses, and we take pride in offering a variety of lens options to meet your unique prescription needs. Depending on your prescription and chosen shipping method at checkout, the estimated delivery time may vary. But don't worry, we've got you covered!
Check out our shipping and production timelines below for a general estimate of when your new glasses will arrive. Our team will keep you informed every step of the way and ensure that you receive your new glasses as quickly as possible. Plus, we have great news! We offer free standard shipping worldwide for all orders over $70 USD , so you can enjoy both quality eyewear and the convenience of free shipping.
Country
Standard Shipping (Free over $70.00 orders)
United Kingdom, Netherlands, Germany
5-7 Days $6.03 USD
United States, New Zealand, Ireland
5-8 Days $6.50 USD
Belgium
4-6 Days $6.50 USD
Australia, Switzerland
6-9 Days $6.71 USD
Netherlands, Norway, Sweden
6-10 Days $6.47 USD
Canada, Denmark
5-9 Days $6.36 USD
Cyprus
8-16 Days $6.36 USD
Other Countries
7-10 Days $6.70 USD
Production Time:
Lens Type
Processing Time
Blue Blockers
1-3 Days
Transitions
2-4 Days
Single Vision - Regular RX
2-3 Days
Single Vision - Strong RX
4-6 Days
Multifocal (Progressive)
4-6 Days
Prescription Sunglasses
5-7 Days
Please note that shipping availability and estimated timeframes are subject to change. For the most up-to-date delivery information, please refer to the tracking information included in your shipping confirmation.
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