What to check before ordering
Prescription Sunglasses should start with the prescription and the way the glasses will be used. Daily distance wear, reading, progressive lenses, driving sunglasses, and computer work can call for different frame and lens choices.
For prescription sunglasses, compare the full estimated price before order review. A low frame price can change once lens type, high-index material, coatings, shipping, and remake rules are included.
Use frame measurements to avoid fit surprises. Bridge width, temple length, lens height, and frame width are especially important for progressive lenses, children's frames, sunglasses, and higher prescriptions.
Review the prescription path before submitting an order request. You can upload a prescription, enter values manually, or send the prescription later, but production cannot begin until the prescription and PD are complete enough for review.
Lens material matters. Standard lenses are usually best for lower prescriptions, polycarbonate and Trivex are useful for impact resistance and lighter wear, and high-index lenses may be reviewed for stronger prescriptions.
Coatings should match the way the glasses will be used. Anti-reflective coating can help with reflections, photochromic lenses can help with changing light, and polarized sun lenses can reduce glare outdoors.
After the order request is submitted, EyewearPlatform reviews the prescription status, lens choices, estimated production route, and final price before any payment or lab submission step.
Order review checklist
- Confirm the prescription is current and readable.
- Measure PD or choose to send it later before production.
- Compare frame measurements against a pair that already fits.
- Review lens material and coating choices before submitting.
- Save the order number for tracking and support.