Question: Is It Safe to Remove Scratches from Prescription Lenses?

We get this question a lot from our callers 🤔 / customers 😊 .... So 'here goes'..

Scratches on prescription lenses can be frustrating and can affect your vision. 


While there are various methods available On the Internet to attempt to remove scratches, it's important to proceed with caution. 

Here's a breakdown of the risks of trying to remove scratches from lenses:

Why Scratch Removal Can Be Risky ?

Damage to Lens Coatings:  Many prescription lenses have specialized coatings that protect against scratches, glare, and other factors. Attempting to remove scratches can damage these coatings, rendering them less effective.

Worsening the Scratch:  Aggressive cleaning methods or abrasive materials can actually worsen the scratch, making it more noticeable and potentially affecting your vision further.

Interference Of Accurate Prescriptions:  prescription lenses are made via grinding and polishing to get a particular curvature. Any further polishing of the set surface can interfere with the accuracy of your prescription

Only Safe Option - Replace Your Lenses

If the scratches are deep, affecting your vision, or if you've tried to remove them without success, it's best to consult with an optician. They can assess the damage and advise you on whether it's necessary to replace your lenses.

Preventive Measures

Proper Storage:  Store your glasses in a protective case to prevent scratches.

Avoid Harsh Chemicals:  Avoid exposing your glasses to harsh chemicals, such as household cleaners.

Handle with Care:  Be gentle when handling your glasses to minimize the risk of scratches.

While there are methods Online to attempt to remove scratches from prescription lenses, we strictly advise against it. If you're unsure about the severity of the scratch your best course of action, it's always to consult with an optician.


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