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Hiii are all your glasses a min of 45 PD? I have looked at several but my PD is 32....please help!!!!
Jay on Oct 29 , 2019
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Dear customer,PD stands for Pupillary Distance, which is the distance between your pupils in millimeters.  The average PD range for adults is 55-75 mm and for kids is about 42-55 mm. 32mm is the PD for your each eye, you can fill in 64mm when you place the order. Any further questions, please contact us through Live Chat or email. Thank you.
Firmoo's reply to Jay on Oct 29 , 2019
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I am In love with these frames (purple is BAE ?)!!!! Do you all offer the "mirror" type reflective sunglass lense? Where the person on the other side cannot see my eyes? Thanks!
Kisha on Feb 19 , 2019
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Yes. We have sunglasses with this frame. You could choose the mirror lenses. Here is the page for sunglasses: https://www.firmoo.com/sunglasses-p-4341.html
Firmoo's reply to Kisha on Feb 19 , 2019
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Why does Firmoo primarily make Narrow frames? For every 1 medium frame there are 20 narrow. For every 1 wide frame there are 50 narrow. Is there a reason?
Confused again on Nov 18 , 2018
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Dear customer, we divide our frames into 3 categories: Narrow, Medium and Wide, which only represents the total width of the frame. You can choose the fit frame by following way: https://www.firmoo.com/help-p-1.shtml
Firmoo's reply to Confused again on Nov 18 , 2018
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Are these able to be made with nose pads? I have bought a pair of these in the past and they hurt to wear because there is nothing comfortable on the bridge
Rene on Oct 30 , 2018
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Dear customer, sorry that the frame has no nose pads. Could you please choose another one if you want the nose pads? Thank you.
Firmoo's reply to Rene on Oct 30 , 2018
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Can I select the free standard spheric lense (1.50) work with this frame? if my SPH is -0.50
MM on Sep 7 , 2018
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Yes. It's okay to choose standard lenses if your prescription just has SPH number -0.50.
Firmoo's reply to MM on Sep 7 , 2018
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