Rimless Gray

Polarized Rimless Clip-On with AR Coating

Your Price: $49.95

Introducing an ophthalmic quality clip-on that transforms your prescription eyewear into fashion sunwear. No other clip-on provides more features for the price.

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Part Number: 72-2

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Introducing an ophthalmic quality clip-on that transforms your prescription eyewear into fashion sun-wear.

No other clip-on provides more features for the price:

Rimless design the look of today’s fashion forward styling.
30% lighter than other clip-ons.
Flex bridge eliminates top brow bar.
Ophthalmic 1.5mm polycarbonate polarized lenses.
Polarized. Blocks 100% of potentially harmful UV-A&B rays to 390nm.
Meets or exceed all applicable FDA/SAA & ANSI Z80.3 standards.
AR (Anti-reflective coating) on the back of the lens eliminates troublesome reflections back into your eye that can reduce visual acuity.
Includes protective case and microfiber cleaning cloth

While all wearers benefit from the clearer, crisper vision AR treated lenses provide, wearers with strong prescriptions, high index lenses, aspheric lenses and light sensitive eyes will find AR treatment particularly beneficial.

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I'm very happy with my clip-ons! They're minimalist and light. The lens quality and such is fine. I took some time to bend the little tabs just right and I'm very happy I did. It takes two hands to get them on and off but I like how secure they are. My order was funny because I don't have the original temples and there was no info on the bridge. Someone reached out to me via email and asked for sizing clarifications, we adjusted the order right then and I'm pleased with the order. Also, I received some very helpful automatic emails. Like shipping status, order status, etc. All good.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Vinc Duran from Boulder on 4/20/2016

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I wear eyeglasses with photochromic lenses (Transitions). Since photochromic lenses do not activate inside the car, I was in the market for some clip-ons. I purchased some generic clip-ons without AR coating in the past, and even though my Rx lenses have AR coating, the glare was horrible. Contrary to what many believe, AR coating LETS light through so that it doesn't REFLECT off the surface, hence "anti-reflective" coating. Light passes through the backside of coated Rx lenses and bounces off the backside of uncoated clip-ons right back into your eyes, creating that oh so distracting glare. Since then, I've been looking for polarized clip-ons with AR coating. Then, I came across these. There are only a few polarized clip-ons on the market that have AR coating (Eagle Eye, Chemistrie...), but this one was the most cost-effective option for me. I placed the order and, just like the previous review mentioned, customer service reached out to me to address sizing concerns. They even sent me a link to print out to-scale diagrams of various sizes of clip-ons to physically compare with my frames. The product required some adjustments, and there were instructions included. Without the proper tools, I ended up mangling the nosepiece and cracking the paint a bit, but it's okay because it seems to be durable and I just filed off the paint chips. It's so low-profile that it's not even noticeable. The claws are coated with softer material to not mar up your frames. I've tried other clip-ons that attach at the center, but I find those to be finicky and obtrusive. These ones, although it takes two hands to use, it's on there securely without fuss once you get it adjusted properly. I can definitely recommend these. My only complaint is that AR coating is not offered across their product lineup (yet!), and that the adjustment instructions could be clearer (both wording and images). I didn't expect to write such a long review, but I wanted to share my positive experience because this product is a gem. More companies need to realize the importance of good clip-ons for customers like myself.

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Reviewed by: Richard from California on 6/27/2020

NOTE: Plastic frames are difficult to fit with a fixed bridge clip-on. We recommend the Glide-Fit Clip-On for plastic frames.
1. Determine the eye size

"A measurement" of your glasses. The eye size will be printed on the inside of either temple arm or the inside of the bridge. It is typically followed by a box or a dash with the next number indicating the bridge width. In the example above, the eye size is 50 and the bridge is 18. either 50[]18 or 50-18 would be printed on the glasses. If it unreadable, measure across the lens of one eye at its widest part. The 140 in the example is the temple arm length and not used in clip-on fit.

2. With most metal frames, a clip-on one size large than your frame - in this example 52 in the correct shape - will provide the best fit.

3. To determine the correct shape, measure your glasses with a metric ruler from the top of the frame to the bottom.

This is the "B measurement."

4. Compare your A and B measurement to the charts for the basic shape of your glasses to determine the best fit. The third set of numbers in the chart is the bridge distance.

If the bridge distance of your glasses exceeds the clip bridge distance by more than 1-2mm the clip will not fit correctly. Consider purchasing the Glide-Fit Clip-on.

5. Click on the image of the shape that matches your glasses. Make sure your printer settings are set to 100%, actual size, no scaling of size. Print the templates, place your ruler next to the ruler image to verify the template printed the correct size, and compare the fit with the template. Sometimes a different shape will provide a better fit.

6. Copy ALL the information printed on the inside of BOTH temple arms and include the information after entering the size and shape. We use this to verify the fit selection in our frame database.