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1) What does eye size refer to?
Eye size is the width of each lens at their widest points
across in millimeters.
2) What does bridge size refer to?
Bridge size is the distance that the two lenses are apart
from one another in millimeters.
3) What does TPL refer to?
TPL is the abbreviation for temple. These are the long pieces
of a frame that go behind the ear. Temples are measured in
millimeters or inches.
4) Why do your frames have so many size choices?
There are many sized people. We try to cover a broad
cross-section.
5) I currently wear glasses, what is my size?
There should be some numerical markings on the frame,
which indicate your sizing. The numbers might be on the
temples (see #3) on the bridge (see #2) on the back of the
frame, on the bottom of the frame, etc. If the numbers have
worn off, you can measure the width of the lenses and the
distance between the lenses with a millimeter ruler to
determine the eye size and the bridge size.
6) I do not currently wear glasses, what is my sizing?
More often than not, the size of an eyeglass frame that
an individual wears is determined by the physical size of the
person. A larger person will generally have a larger head/face
and vice versa.
Using the Ronsir example - a smaller person will
generally wear the 44-20-140 and a larger 50-24-150/158. For
the 44 Eye Ronsir, each lens would measure 44mm across. For
the 50 Eye Ronsir, each lens would measure 50mm across. The 46
Eye and 48 Eye Ronsir frames are considered to be standard
(average) size.
The width of a frame is very important. The frame
should be wide enough so that the temple (TPL) will go
straight back to the ear. We can send multiple sizes to assist
in determining the correct size.
7) What is the purpose of a cable temple?
Cable temples will hold the frame firmly in place.
Cable temples are great for activities like golf, tennis,
walking, jogging, etc. Cable temples are also great if you
wear your frames all day. The cable temples will prevent the
frames from slipping off the nose.
8) Can I get a Ronsir in the Ebony color on a Gold chassis
or a Tortoise on Silver?
A Silver or Gold chassis can be chosen for any Ronsir
color. We only offer suggestions.
9) Why are your frames not sold in my area?
This question should be asked to the stores in your
area.
10) What are your prices?
Please contact us as to which frame you would like
pricing on.
11) Do you have the ability to supply lenses?
Yes. We can handle any lens request. We have a
complete, high quality lab.
12) What are the prices of lenses?
The pricing of the lenses depends upon your Rx values
and what features you would like – Clear?, Transitions?,
Tinted?, Progressive (no line bifocal)?, Lined Bifocal?,
Anti-Reflective Coating?, Polarized?, etc. We would need some
more information. Please contact us with your requests and we
can provide the pricing.
13) I have one of my relative’s frames from many, many
years ago… when was it made and what is it worth?
Please send us a viewable image (jpeg) and we will do
our best to provide information.
14) I live in xxx city and xxx state, where can I purchase
one of your frames?
We will try to supply you with a location that actively
supports Shuron products.
15) Which is the best way to contact Customer Service?
Your decision. 800-242-3636 is answered 9-5 Eastern M-F
excluding major Holidays. E-mail is answered constantly. You
should expect an e-mail response within hours. If no response
to e-mail after 24 hours, please re-send. Unfortunately, all
e-mail servers are not perfect.
16) Do you accept any insurance plans?
We can supply a paid receipt that is accepted by most
insurance plans.
17) What is the difference between the Ronsir Zyl and the
Revelation.
The Revelation is 7 millimeters less in height for the
lenses. A 50 Eye Ronsir will have lenses 44mm in height. A 50
eye Revelation will have lenses 37mm in height.
Eye Size |
Ronsir Lens Height |
Revelation Lens Height |
44 |
38 |
31 |
46 |
40 |
33 |
48 |
42 |
35 |
50 |
44 |
37 |
18) What is the difference between
the Freeway and the Sidewinder?
The Sidewinder has thicker temples. The Sidewinder had
two rivets on the front rather than the bar shield of the Freeway. |
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