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  What is the difference between   horn glasses   and glasses made of other materials? Optical glasses and sunglasses are basic tools for people to improve their vision. They are not only functional, but also essential accessories to show personality. The materials of glasses frames mainly include acetate glasses, metal glasses, titanium glasses, carbon fiber glasses, and horn glasses and wooden glasses made of natural materials. Today's article mainly wants to share with you the differences between horn glasses and other traditional glasses. The picture below is a pair of square black horn sunglasses. The differences between horn glasses and other traditional material glasses can be explained from five aspects: appearance, wearing experience, market positioning, craftsmanship, and technological development. The difference between horn glasses and glasses made of other materials 1: Different appearance. Plate glasses and metal glasses can be mass-produced w...

  I am a senior spectacles person, and I have been in the spectacles manufacturing industry for nearly 20 years. As a professional   glasses manufacturer , we often come into contact with different customers and meet their different needs. Recently, there was a customer who always asked us to find antique metal colors for them and apply them to their   metal glasses   and   titanium glasses . Why do modern people like antiques so much? Beauty is not a kind of aesthetics that can be fixed, and aesthetics is not a fixed beauty. The definition of beauty is vague, it exists naturally, and there is no fixed rule. Many things handed down from ancient times are fascinating for a reason. Of course, there were some bad designs and ideas in ancient times. But in comparison, the ancients were calmer and more focused than modern people. They often said that "wisdom comes from silence", and this wisdom is well reflected in their works. Many of the things they made are close ...

  ...... About reading glasses What are  reading glasses ? Presbyopia is caused by the gradual loss of elasticity of the eye lens with age, which reduces the eye's accommodation power and leads to the phenomenon of not having clear vision at close range. Presbyopic patients feel that they cannot see clearly at close range and often push books far away to read. As presbyopia worsens, even if the book is taken far away, it cannot be seen clearly. If you force yourself to read or do close work, you will experience symptoms of visual fatigue such as eye fatigue, eye pain, blurred handwriting and even headache. Presbyopia can be corrected with the help of convex lenses (reading glasses). When making reading glasses, the first consideration should be wearing comfort, rather than one-sided pursuit of near vision clarity. The glasses should take into account the user's close work habits, the refractive state of both eyes and the accommodation power; pay attention to leaving appropriat...