Low Fit Frames Glasses

• What are low fit frames?

  Low bridge fit frames are designed for people with flatter, wider noses.
  Raised nose pads: Located lower on the frame to prevent the lenses from touching your cheeks.
  Curved nose pads: Silicone or adjustable nose pads that fit gently and are not easy to slip off.
  Lightweight design: Reduces pressure on the bridge of the nose.
  Think of it as a pair of glasses designed to prevent glasses from slipping off or leaving red marks.

• Who should wear glasses with low fit frames?

  Low nose bridge/low fit frames: Common facial structures of East Asians, Southeast Asians, Native Americans, or Polynesians.
  High cheekbones: The lenses cannot touch the cheeks when smiling.
  Narrow nose bridge: Children, the elderly, or people with small facial features.
  If regular glasses often slip down or get stuck in your nose, then you need these glasses.

• What is the difference between low bridge fit frames and regular fit frames?

  The nose pads are higher

  
  Low bridge fit frames: The nose pads are installed on the upper part of the frame, like a "step" for the flat nose bridge, to prevent the lens from sticking to the cheek.
  Regular fit frames: The nose pads are lower, so people with high nose bridges can wear them steadily, while flat nose bridges will keep sliding down.
  
  

  The nose pads are angled outward

  
  Low bridge fit frames: The nose pads are slightly opened outward, like an octopus suction cup firmly holding the flat nose bridge.
  Regular fit frames: The nose pads are vertically downward, only suitable for high nose bridges like steep slopes.
  
  

  The temples are hooked tighter

  
  Low bridge fit frames: The hooks at the end of the temples are more inward, hanging on the ears like anti-theft locks, and they will not fall off when running with your head down.
  Regular fit frames: The hooks are looser, and people with flat nose bridges will easily fall off when they lower their heads.