What do you do if your glasses are too big?

First, run your frames under warm water; about 30 to 60 seconds will do. If your plastic frames are sliding down your nose, apply a slight inward and downward pressure to tighten the fit behind the ears. If your frames are putting too much weight on your nose, apply outward and upward pressure.

Can you return eyeglasses if you don’t like them?

Some optical stores and online sellers guarantee your satisfaction with your eyeglasses — even if you simply don’t like them — by offering a refund or a store credit for the amount you paid for them. If so, you usually must return the glasses within a specified period of time (for example, within 30 days of purchase).

How can I make my glasses smaller?

If your glasses are too tight or are sliding down your face, you may need to run the temple tips under warm water for 30-60 seconds before bending them into place. You can also use a hairdryer for 20-30 seconds. If your glasses are too tight- carefully bend the temple tips upwards to relax the curve.

Can I return glasses to opticians?

The Consumer Rights Act 2015 enshrines in law certain provisions where it is possible to receive a refund on certain items purchased from an optician. For example, strictly speaking, a consumer is not entitled to a full refund or credit note if they change their mind on a frame or the purchase as a whole.

How do I stop my glasses marking my nose?

To ensure your eyewear doesn’t leave red marks on the skin, you may need a wider nose bridge. Fortunately, adjusting the nose pads can make up for the size of the nose bridge. If the eyewear doesn’t have adjustable nose pads, try tightening the temples. The eyeglass frames are too bulky.

How do you know if you have a low nose bridge?

To locate your own nose bridge, run your finger down your nose and try to feel for a small bump or ridge — this is your nose bridge. If your bridge is located below the level of your pupils, you have a low nose bridge. If your bridge is at the level of your pupils or higher you have a high nose bridge.

Can I return my glasses if I don’t like them?

The gray areas come into play if you want to return your glasses simply because you don’t like them. Yikes! If you can’t see clearly when driving with your new glasses, return to your optician or eye doctor for a recheck of the lenses and prescription.

What happens if the bridge of Your Glasses is too small?

If the bridge of your glasses is too small, your glasses will pinch and they will be sitting too high on your nose. By contrast, if the bridge of your glasses is too large, the frames will continue to slide down your face.

How should glasses sit on your nose bridge?

So let’s start with some basics about your nose bridge and how your glasses sit on your nose bridge. Ultimately, your glasses should sit on your nose without any pinching. There are two subpar scenarios. If the bridge of your glasses is too small, your glasses will pinch and they will be sitting too high on your nose.

How long do optical stores take back glasses?

Some optical stores will take the entire pair of glasses back within a certain time period, no questions asked. Within a specified time frame — typically one to four weeks from the date of purchase — you can receive a full refund or a store credit so you can find something more to your liking.