Adjusting your acetate and metal frames is free for all Miller & Marc customers. But if you dare to do it yourself, here are some tips so you don't end up with Picasso glasses
Signs that something is wrong
You get dizzy when wearing them because the pupil height is not correct, as if you were on a boat.
They slide down the nose and suddenly boom! They are down.
They squeeze you behind your ears or on your temples, and you can't stand them for more than two hours... what torture!
What can I do to adjust my glasses?
If you bought your glasses at our opticians, an optician adjusted them, but sometimes we fail. Come back and we'll fix it!
If you bought them online, it is normal to have fit problems. Come to any of our stores and we will adjust them for you for free and without an appointment. No more naughty glasses!
And if from the beginning your new glasses fit you like a glove...
Congratulations!! But don't claim victory yet. Over time, your glasses may need adjustments. Bring them and we'll adjust them for free. If you don't have a Miller & Marc optical store nearby, we are working on it. In the meantime, here are some tips for adjusting them at home.
How to adjust glasses so they don't fall?
You can adjust your goggles with gentle, even pressure. Just heat the temples by submerging them in hot water, but be careful, don't cook your lenses! Hot water can damage the coating. So, adjust carefully and without making glasses soup. If the problem is on the nose and your frame is metal, adjust the pads: spread them apart if they are too high or bring them together if they are too low.
Make only small adjustments; If you need more, better go to your optician to avoid damage.
