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I tried WP. They had some nice styles and were close to what I was looking for, but none of them quite fit my face. I wanted a pair that was just a tad wider

I tried WP. They had some nice styles and were close to what I was looking for, but none of them quite fit my face. I wanted a pair that was just a tad wider than what they offered but it seemed like they're 'one size fits most'(yes, they have a couple sizes, but not enough). I ended up settling for a Costco pair. Costco is touch and go though. I've had problems with their coatings in the past(AR crazing, AR watermarks). I also had to give up on their prescription polarized after a couple pairs in a row had bad stress marks. I'll probably have to pay full price to get a pair of Rx polarized sunglasses that are free of defects.

ek750 7y ago
i used to get glasses from costco for years now, but i've often had some minor quality issues. not bad enough to return, but enough to annoy me. things like small scratches or poor fitting service (the employees at my local costco locations are spotty. some are good, others are terrible and i’ve had scratches or over bending). i tried polarized lenses and they came out terrible. at least the glasses are cheap enough that i don’t mind tossing them. i recently got custom glasses from https://www.topologyeyewear.com/ https://www.topologyeyewear.com/ and the fit and lens quality is the best i've ever experienced. very pricey though. is there anyone else with asian bridge problem that they have a good solution for? not affiliated, just a happy first time customer.