Precautions For Using Injection-Molded Reading Glasses

Avoid borrowing other people's glasses: Each person's prescription, pupillary distance, and other parameters are different. Borrowing someone else's glasses can cause eye discomfort, headaches, or visual fatigue, which is not conducive to eye health.

Pay attention to body signals: If you experience persistent eye soreness, headaches, blurred vision, or other discomfort while wearing them, you should stop using them immediately and consult a doctor to rule out incorrect prescription or other eye problems.

Combine with eye protection: Choose resin lenses with blue light and ultraviolet protection functions to help filter harmful light from electronic screens and UV rays, protecting eye health.