Can I go to any optician to adjust glasses?

Yes, of course you can, however depending on the community the optician may want to charge you for the adjustment if the frame wasn’t purchased from him, simply because people may order the glasses online and probably would do so again as long as the can get them adjusted locally.

How do you adjust glasses bought online?

How to Adjust Frame Height — Metal

1. Hold the metal part of the temple.
2. Pinch one nose pad arm between your thumb and finger or use some needle nose pliers.
3. Do the same again on the other side of the pair.
4. The closer the pads are pushed together the higher your glasses will sit.

Can you put lenses in the frames I bought at another store?

You can put old lenses in new frames in most cases, as long as the new frames are the same ones you used to have. An eye care professional will just need to make sure your prescription doesn’t restrict the type of eyewear you use so that you don’t have issues down the line.

Can I get my glasses adjusted at Walmart?

Walmart does not usually charge for minor repairs, such as screw replacement or tightening, or straightening a bent frame, loose lenses, or minor glasses adjustment. If your glasses frame is well and truly broken, Walmart will not be able to fix the frame.

Can opticians get your prescription wrong?

Errors can occur during your eye examination, where the optometrist interpretes your answers about what you can and can’t see. If you scheduled your eye exam after work, when your eyes are tired and strained, it could skew the results of the exam.

Can I bring my own frames to LensCrafters?

While glasses retailers differ on whether or not they allow patrons to use their frames when replacing a scratched or otherwise worn-out set of lenses, LensCrafters does enable customers to bring in their frames with a few caveats. First, they must be in good shape.

Can plastic glasses frames be adjusted?

Plastic frames are not very pliable at room temperature. In order to permanently adjust plastic frames, heat is required. Run your glasses under hot water for approximately 15-25 seconds. After the frames have warmed up, apply light pressure to the area where you need to make an adjustment.