Eyeglasses Frames

I am looking to buy some new prescription eyeglasses frames that have a soft and squishy temple sleeve or ear piece part. Most glasses have hard plastic or hard metal temple tips (end piece resting on the ear). Just wondering if there are any frames out there that have a soft temple end, maybe made of foam, squishy gel, etc. Would love to find some frames that are soft on my ears! P.S. I am not interested in drill mount rimless frames. Thanks.

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2008-08-26 07:08:39 by Rocky

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I bought a pair of Polo Ralph Lauren glasses about 8 years ago. They were green and black tortoisey colored. Alas, I lost them one day when I went under a low branch. We eventually found a body, but they were unsalvageable. I do have a number for them, RL 648. Web searches say they are discontinued, OF COURSE!! Any ideas where to find these again? It's becoming apparent that green is a very elusive color for eyeglasses frames. Any help is greatly appreciated!!

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2008-06-02 10:56:45 by hpgreen05

Price: $320.00 $39.95

size: 46-20-145
style: 6540
color code: 6052 (ruthenium / light gray)

Is it possible to buy frames somewhere and then go to an eye doctor and have them get the lenses for it?

Yes it is.For example,if you buy a vintage pair of glasses on eBay,you can have lenses filled with your prescription!

2008-07-21 20:37:57 by ♥Ashley♥

Price: $125.00 $124.99

Signature Ray-Ban® logo on the temples.
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like if I bought some big, large sunglasses
and used them as eyeglass frames.
would it work?
are they too cheap to be used as eyeglasses?

hahaha... I guess that it depends on the frame..

But if you're saying big, larger sunglasses... I wouldn't.

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2008-07-23 02:53:36 by Queen

My older plastic eyeglass frames have developed some white blotches where the plastic is drying out. I tried mineral oil on someone's suggestion, which didn't work. The frames are otherwise great, and I'd like to know how to moisturize them and keep them looking nice.
The frames are mostly dark, with some clear plastic portions. Here are the frames: http://www.coolframes.com/?fid=1617

This is the placticizer coming to the surface and it just keeps happening. The only thing that has ever worked for me is to take an old piece of flannel and stretch it really tight over your finget and buff the frame out with a little dab of real acetone. You have to be careful as you can also ruin them if you get too much or do not buff fast enough.

2008-08-15 15:09:21 by David H