Change your style, put on a pair of glasses, and talk about it.

Usually, if you don't want to use OK glasses (contact lenses) anymore, you can use frame glasses. When changing glasses, you can choose the appropriate frame and lens according to your vision needs and personal preferences.

Here are some steps and precautions:

Eye examination: First of all, make sure you have an eye examination recently, ensure your eyes are healthy, and get the most accurate glasses degree.

Choosing a frame: Choose a suitable frame in an optical shop or optical shop. The choice of frame is usually influenced by personal face, style preference and comfort.

Degree of glasses: An ophthalmologist or optometrist will prepare suitable glasses for you according to your recent optometry report.

Anti-blue light or other special coatings: If necessary, you can choose to add anti-blue light lenses or other special coatings to reduce eye fatigue and improve comfort.

Adaptation period: After putting on new glasses, it may take some time to adapt to new glasses and lenses. Wait patiently and let your eyes adapt.

Regular eye examination: Regular eye examination is an important step to keep your eyes healthy. If you feel vision changes or other eye discomfort, you should check it in time.

When choosing frame glasses, it is best to do it under the guidance of a professional ophthalmologist or optometrist to ensure that the degree and design of glasses meet your vision needs and comfort requirements.