What materials do you use for making your glasses?

[Michael Glasses]

I am looking to buy pairs of glasses for my kids. What materials do you use in making your glasses?

[Christopher Glasses]

regarding the frames we have metal glasses, plastic, bendable, titanium and stainless steel...and for lenses we have Polycarbonate Lens,

[Nyasia Eyeglasses]

cheapglasses123 they use aspheric lenses for their lenses.

AS i have searched:
Aspheric lenses provide a slimmer profile for all prescriptions, but the difference is especially dramatic in lenses that correct high amounts of farsightedness. Lenses that correct farsightedness (also called plus lenses) are thicker in the center and thinner at their edge. The stronger the prescription, the more the center of the lens bulges forward from the frame.

They really have good quality.

[Jadyn Eyeglasses]

For Kids glasses, we strongly recommend polycarbonated lenses. Stronger than plastic, like much of a bullet proofing material used.

[Mareli Eyeglasses]

Think about how you plan to use your glasses.

Will your glasses be for backup use when not wearing contacts?
Are your glasses for reading or computer work?
Will you need something lightweight because you'll wear them for extended periods?
Will you need more durable lenses because you'll wear them for athletics or working outdoors?
Will you wear them for driving at night?
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There are four main materials that you may choose for your lenses. Although glass is available, most people choose basic plastic, polycarbonate, Trivex, or hi-index lenses. Glass may shatter and is heavier.

[Isla Eyeglasses]

If you are looking to buy kids glasses, we strongly recommend the Titanium frames for durability and light weight and has hypo allergenic properties.

For the lenses, we recommend you get polycarbonated lenses, they are durable material that are stronger than plastic.

[Keely Eyeglasses]

Lenses are made with plastic acetate, polycarbonated or high impact resistance lenses and high index lenses for light weight and durability.