🔍 How to Find Your Frame Size in 3 Steps
Check Your Temple Arm First: Look at the inside of your current frame's temple arm. You will usually see three numbers printed like 54-18-140.
The first number (54) is the lens width in millimeters.
Your clip-on width must be at least this size or up to 2 mm larger.
Measure the Lens Height & Total Width:
Lens Width (A): Measure across the widest horizontal point of one lens (including the rim).
Lens Height (B): Measure vertically at the tallest point of one lens.
Overall Frame Width: Measure across the front of your glasses from the far left outer edge to the far right outer edge.
Match Your Frame Shape:
Rectangular Lenses: Choose Rectangular, Deep Rectangle, or Narrow Rectangle clip-ons.
Round / Oval Lenses: Choose Oval or Round-Square profile clip-ons.
Teardrop / Pilot: Choose Small or Large Aviator clip-ons.
💡 Key Usage Tips & Care
Slightly Larger is Better: A clip-on that is slightly too large will fit securely and shield 100% of incoming sunlight, whereas one that is too small can scratch lenses or leave gaps.
Not Recommended For Rimless/Semi-Rimless: Standard clip-ons require a solid outer frame lip to grip safely.
Hook Adjustment: You can gently adjust clip-on prong tension inward so the clips do not press directly on your primary prescription lenses.