A very common problem encountered when fitting new discount prescription glasses is that almost every friend who wears glasses may have encountered it, especially those who have changed the prescription of their glasses, the probability of encountering this problem will be higher.

Many friends who wear new glasses will encounter this problem: I have been adapting to my new glasses for almost half a month, but they still feel uncomfortable wearing them. Should I continue to adapt to wearing them or do I need to change to new glasses?

Why are new glasses uncomfortable to wear? The new glasses have the same brightness as the old glasses, but the old glasses may have a much different clarity due to issues such as oil fume absorption, impurities, film damage, oxidation, etc. compared to when they were first paired.

In the initial stage of wearing eyeglasses online, the lens may feel brighter and may cause slight dizziness, which is normal. Individual eye sensitivity varies, and sudden changes in visual brightness can also make your eyes slightly uncomfortable, but wearing it can fully adapt.

The brightness of the new glasses is different from that of the old glasses (new glasses prepared according to the new refractive index). If the degree increases, it will also cause changes in the eye's refractive habits and produce slight dizziness. After wearing, it can be fully adapted.

Those who wear astigmatism lenses for the first time are prone to a feeling of shaking and deformation in their vision. Generally, it can adapt after wearing. Take your glasses to any best place to buy eyeglasses and ask them to help you check if the data on the lenses is accurate and if there are any quality issues with the lenses.