Eyeglass Eyewear

they can be found on eBay.

2007-11-28 01:59:10 by Andrew F

The 20/20 Euro Lens Cleaner Bath is a complete eye wear washing system. It cleans the frames, lenses, and nose pads within 15-30 seconds by ...

I bought eyeglass frames more than 5 years ago in this little rural GA town; I now live in Central FL and cannot find any glasses for wide bridge noses. The frame I have is from Nine West and it is semi-rimless. Rimless on top. Everyone comments on how good they look, but cannot help me replicate this style. I do not have to have this particular style, just one for wide nose bridges. Any suggestions?

get wire franes, wich could easily adjusted.

thats what my dad did, and it wrkd graet.

2008-10-04 15:27:07 by Diana D

Price: $19.99 $9.74

Handgrip pattern on temple is ergonomically positioned for secure grip
Magnification diopter is molded into the polycarbonate lens.
Safety glass and Reading glass all-in-one

I have very picky taste in eyewear. I am looking for thick bold frames with squared lenses. I am looking for clear acrylic . I want BIG lenses. I an sick of these tiny lenses that take up such a small portion of my vision.
I'm not looking for sunglasses,

You might like these Calvin Klein ones - they have the larger lenses instead of the smaller rectangular lenses that are quite common. It's a clear grey acetate frame - https://www.coastalcontacts.com/glasses/frames/calvin-klein-845-grey/prod25098.html

2009-03-11 09:22:17 by Jimmy Xander

Price: $19.99 $8.32

Distortion free lens provides fatigue free use
Impact resistant and 99.9% UV protection
Handgrip pattern on temple is ergonomically positioned for secure grip

This is from her Eyewear Collection, not sunglasses. I called the 866-534-2243 number today, but they were already closed. I like the Gorgeous in Gingham model (#BJ 070SG). Has anybody seen these at an optical shop?
I didn't know that Macy's has an optical department?

Can't the store at Ala Moana order them for you?

Also, try Macy's.

2008-08-19 19:44:26 by myspace.com/mina74

Hi, I have started importing rimless eyewear frames(brandless) from India and China. Now these are great quality and i am giving a one year warranty on these frames. I am ready to sell it in wholesale(min. 10 orders for $30/frame) and to individuals(i am mostly looking for wholesale) for $50. But my problem is that the local retailers who sell these frames(similar frames) for $220 are not ready to buy from me as they say that they want a company backing me up. How do i make a start? What should be my strategy? I truly beleive that the market for frames have a monopoly charging ridiculous prices for frames and the people deserve much better and cheaper prices and that is the reason i started importing it. Can anyone advice me what my strategy should be and why would the people be/not be interested in a product like this?

Couple of issues.

1. If you are aproaching these companies as an individual and they're wanting a company to "back you up", I would strongly suggest you either set yourself up with a business lic. under a fictitious name. This can be done through your county. The other alternative would be to set up a corporation through your state or a different state, Nevada being a popular choice. The corporation would give you tax benefits and personal asset protection but is more complicated and costly.

2. Economies of scale. If you are importing 10 units per month the companies you aproach are importing 1000 units per month greatly lowering their cost.

Suggestions:

1. Try ebay you might be surprised at the results.

2. Attend trade shows specificly related to the product you are selling.

Hope this helps.

PS. ignore my spelling.

Rascal

2006-01-20 11:26:22 by inquisitive