If your glasses often slide down your nose, rest on your cheeks or sit too close to your lashes, you may benefit from a low-bridge fit. These frames are designed for nose bridges that sit lower or flatter relative to the pupils.
Signs you may need a low-bridge fit
- Frames slide down even after adjustment.
- Lenses touch your cheeks when you smile.
- Your eyelashes brush the lenses.
- Frames sit noticeably lower than your eyebrows.
What changes in a low-bridge frame
- Taller, thicker nose pads raise the frame.
- Adjusted lens tilt keeps lenses clear of the cheeks.
- A slightly narrower bridge reduces sliding.
Metal frames with adjustable nose pads can also be tuned by an optician for a similar effect.
Use the Fit filter to find suitable frames.
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