Marie Claire 6204
135 mm
/ 5.31"
140 mm
/ 5.51"
53 mm
/ 2.09"
35 mm
/ 1.38"
17 mm
/ 0.67"
Manhasset
142 mm
/ 5.59"
140 mm
/ 5.51"
53 mm
/ 2.09"
39 mm
/ 1.54"
18 mm
/ 0.71"
Carlo Capucci 67
138 mm
/ 5.43"
135 mm
/ 5.31"
53 mm
/ 2.09"
29 mm
/ 1.14"
16 mm
/ 0.63"
Margherita
131 mm
/ 5.16"
140 mm
/ 5.51"
49 mm
/ 1.93"
24 mm
/ 0.94"
17 mm
/ 0.67"
Limited Too 2003
118 mm
/ 4.65"
120 mm
/ 4.72"
43 mm
/ 1.69"
30 mm
/ 1.18"
16 mm
/ 0.63"
Limited Too 101
125 mm
/ 4.92"
130 mm
/ 5.12"
46 mm
/ 1.81"
36 mm
/ 1.42"
18 mm
/ 0.71"
Limited Too 200
127 mm
/ 5.00"
130 mm
/ 5.12"
48 mm
/ 1.89"
28 mm
/ 1.10"
17 mm
/ 0.67"
Davenport
131 mm
/ 5.16"
140 mm
/ 5.51"
48 mm
/ 1.89"
40 mm
/ 1.57"
17 mm
/ 0.67"
Limited Too 2000
117 mm
/ 4.61"
120 mm
/ 4.72"
42 mm
/ 1.65"
23 mm
/ 0.91"
16 mm
/ 0.63"
Limited Too 2002
110 mm
/ 4.33"
120 mm
/ 4.72"
37 mm
/ 1.46"
28 mm
/ 1.10"
15 mm
/ 0.59"
Limited Too 109
109 mm
/ 4.29"
125 mm
/ 4.92"
40 mm
/ 1.57"
25 mm
/ 0.98"
16 mm
/ 0.63"
Briarwood
142 mm
/ 5.59"
140 mm
/ 5.51"
53 mm
/ 2.09"
40 mm
/ 1.57"
16 mm
/ 0.63"
Choosing the right glasses for your eye color depends on what you want to accomplish. Some shades bring out or complement your eye color, while others contrast to accentuate your eyes. For example, people with brown eyes can use purple or lavender eyeglasses to set off or bring attention to their eyes. Deep purple glasses are very dramatic for you if you're an adventurous person with green eyes. While gray eyes are rare, if you have that color, any eyeglasses in the purple range, from lavender to deep purple, will look great on you.
When you order your purple glasses, it’s important to provide all the right measurements, so your glasses fit perfectly. One of the most important measurements is the pupillary distance (PD), the distance in millimeters between the centers of your pupils. Use a ruler (a six-inch ruler is easiest) with millimeters clearly marked. Stand in front of a mirror, about eight or ten inches away, and place the ruler against your forehead above your eyes, with one end directly over the middle of your left pupil. The pupil is the very center of your eye. While looking straight ahead, use your thumbnail to find the millimeter mark directly above the center of your right pupil. Do the measurement a few times to ensure you get a consistent number. Some people find seeing the measurement easier if they place the ruler under their nose rather than on the forehead. To simplify the process, utilize the $39DollarGlasses PD Measurement Tool!
When you have chosen your frames and are ready to order purple eyeglasses, transferring the information from your prescription to the website is easy. You’ll need to fill out numbers for each eye under sphere, cylinder, and axis. If you need bifocal or progressive lenses, you must record the plus sign and number for each eye. A much less common set of numbers you might get on a prescription involve two values, PRISM, and BASE. These numbers refer to the amount of prismatic power necessary to compensate for things like lazy eye or double vision. Add your PD measurement, and you're done.
Your purple glasses from 39DollarGlasses will be carefully and exactly crafted in our Long Island, New York laboratory. Most orders, about 95%, ship out between 2 and 7 business days from your order date. Your purple glasses with single vision lenses will ship out in 1-2 days. Some prescriptions, like bifocals, progressives, polarized, or lenses with anti glare coatings, can take an additional 1-4 business days, as can lenses with very high prescription numbers.