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That's really strange. I did replace my lenses and kept the frames. It was basically the same procedure as ordering new glasses. To my knowledge opto-technicia
by trymas 8y ago
That's really strange. I did replace my lenses and kept the frames. It was basically the same procedure as ordering new glasses.
To my knowledge opto-technician will map and cut new lenses using your frames or old lenses as a template.
Also looking at the prices, it looks to me that most of the profits are in selling the lenses (unless you buying designer frames for gazillion $). Where I live no-name frames are very often free or for extremely low price (< 30$).
EDIT: also it would be an insane task to mass manufacture specific lenses for specific frames, just due to the fact of variability of eye conditions: near-sightedness, far-sightedness, astigmatism and varying strength on these conditions (cylinder angle and diopter).
- dunham 8y agoI've even had an optician replace the lenses in glasses I just purchased with ones made from a different material. (I don't remember the materials involved, but I was getting chromatic aberrations in the first one.)