Glasses Repairs Trinidad And Tobago

When you sweat, your skin releases oils and salts. When those oils and salts come into contact with the nose piece, they begin to corrode the metal. That's why you will often see green corrosion on the nose pads of older glasses wearers. Did You Know?  There Is A Way To Get: 3 PAIRS - FREE NOSE PADS / YEAR ?  Click Here >>  FREE NOSE PADS  How Often Do You Change Nose Pads ? How Often Do You Change Your Nose Pads? Nose pads are the small pieces of material that sit on the bridge of your nose and help to keep your glasses in place. They are often made of silicone or plastic, and they can wear out over time. How often you need to change your nose pads depends on a few factors, including: The type of material they are made of How often you wear your glasses How sweaty you get How often you clean your glasses If you have silicone nose pads, you may need to change them every 3-6 months. Plastic nose pads may last a bit longer, but they will still need to be replaced...

Your glasses are an essential part of your vision, so it's important to take care of them after they've been repaired. Here are some tips: Clean your glasses regularly.  Use a soft, microfiber cloth and a mild soap and water solution to clean your glasses. Avoid using harsh chemicals or cleaners, as these can damage the lenses or coatings. Store your glasses properly.  When you're not wearing your glasses, store them in a case or on a glasses stand. This will help to protect them from dust, dirt, and scratches. Be careful when handling your glasses.  Avoid dropping or bending your glasses. If you do drop them, inspect them carefully for damage. If the lenses are scratched or the frames are bent, take them to an optician for repair. Don't put your glasses in harsh environments.  Avoid exposing your glasses to extreme temperatures, humidity, or chemicals. These conditions can damage the lenses or coatings. By following these tips, you can help to keep your glasses in g...

Although Glasses Repairs TT solely specializes in repairing glasses frames ONLY, we keep getting these questions about AR coated lenses.  With the help of our qualified Optometrist friends at Global Eyes Optical , we are sure that you will always get the best advise when it comes to Anti Reflictive Lenses.  Anti-reflective (AR) coated lenses are designed to reduce glare and reflections, making it easier to see clearly. However, even AR coated lenses can get scratched or smudged. Here's how to tell the difference between a scratch and a smudge that cannot be wiped off on an AR coated lens: Scratch A scratch is a permanent mark on the surface of the lens. It can be caused by a variety of things, such as dropping your glasses, rubbing them with a dirty cloth, or scratching them against something sharp. A scratch will usually appear as a clear or cloudy line or mark on the lens. It may be difficult to see, especially if it is small. A scratch cannot be wiped off. If you try to wip...

  Here are the steps on how to replace your frame using the same lenses: Gather your materials. You will need your old glasses frames, your new glasses frames, a screwdriver (if needed), and a soft cloth. Remove the lenses from your old frames. There are usually two small screws on the sides of the frames that hold the lenses in place. Use the screwdriver to remove the screws. Once the screws are removed, you should be able to gently pry the lenses out of the frames. Clean the lenses. Use the soft cloth to clean the lenses of your old frames. This will help to remove any dirt or fingerprints that could damage the new lenses. Insert the lenses into your new frames. Make sure that the lenses are oriented correctly. The edges of the lenses should line up with the edges of the frames. Secure the lenses in place. If your new frames have screws, use the screwdriver to screw them back in. If your new frames do not have screws, there may be small clips or tabs that hold the lenses in ...

 2024 - 2025 Glasses Repairs  Pricelist Trinidad And Tobago  🇹🇹  Replace Temples (Flex) - $400.00 Replace Temples (Non Flex) - $350.00   Weld 1 Side (Temples/Frame) - $300.00   Weld L & R  (Temples/Frame) - $350.00 Rebury Your Hinges 1 Side - $250.00 Rebury Your  L&R Hinges - $30 0.00 Replace & Rebury 1 Side -  $300.00   Replace & Rebury L&R Hinges - $350.00   Mend Plastic Frame (Nose Bridge) - $300.00 Drill out & Replace Screw 1 Side - $150.00 Drill out & Replace Screws 2 Sides - $200.00 Replace Nylon Semi Rimless frame 1 Side - $150.00 Replace Nylon Semi Rimless Frame 2 Sides - $200.00 Replace Rimless Plugs x 1 - $100.00     Contact Us Today To Schedule your Glasses Repairs From Anywhere in  Trinidad and Tobago   *Same Day Repairs* (Conditions Apply) 📞 1 (868) 276-1616

Super glue, also known as cyanoacrylate adhesive, is a fast-drying adhesive that is commonly used to repair a variety of materials. It is a popular choice for DIYers and homeowners because it is easy to use and relatively inexpensive.  However, super glue is not always safe to use on all materials. In particular, it is not recommended to use super glue on eyeglasses. There are several reasons why it is not safe to use super glue on eyeglasses.  First, super glue can damage the lenses of your glasses. The glue can cause the lenses to become cloudy or scratched, and it can also make the lenses difficult to see through.  Second, super glue can be difficult to remove from your glasses. If you get any glue on the frames or lenses of your glasses, it can be very difficult to get it off without damaging the glasses.  Third, super glue can be toxic if it is ingested. If you accidentally swallow super glue, it can cause serious health problems. If you need to repair your eyeg...

It's a common occurrence:  you're taking your glasses off to clean them, or you're putting them away, and they snap in half. It's frustrating, and it can be hard to know what to do next.  Here are a few tips on how to handle a broken pair of glasses: 1 . Don't panic. It's easy to get flustered when your glasses break, but it's important to stay calm. Panicking will only make the situation worse. 2 . Check for injuries.  If your glasses broke in a fall, check yourself for any injuries. If you have any cuts or scrapes, clean them and apply a bandage. 3 . Gather your belongings. If the lenses of your glasses broke, gather the pieces. You may be able to salvage them. 4 . Take a deep breath. Once you've taken care of any injuries and gathered your belongings, take a deep breath and relax. You'll need to come up with a plan to get your vision back. How to Repair Broken Glasses If your glasses are only slightly broken, you may be able to repair them yoursel...