by MRSHINYSHOES on September 17th, 2009

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Why do eyeglass frames always look better before BEFORE the lenses are put into them? Or is this just my imagination?

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  • by - alluseek - on September 17th, 2009

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    lol no i have noticed that too. Thought it was just me! Glad to have someone on my side in this weird observation.

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  • by Lucky on September 17th, 2009

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    Very timely question. I bought a replacement Nike Flexon frames on ebay for $89 (the eye doc wanted $329). The optometrist agreed to swap out my lens for free. The reason the frames look so goo is because they come with plain thin glass and small lenses.

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  • by Nancy on September 17th, 2009

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    I'm not sure why; but I found the same thing. With my glasses; I think it's because when I tried them on before they put the prescription lense in, they had thin lenses. When I received mine, I was surprised at the thickness of the lenses! They are those frameless glasses; that look almost like you have none on, but if I move a certain way you see how thick the rim really is!

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