Rimless frames are loved by many for their stylish lightness, especially for businemen and students, but not for everyone. Rimeless may not be appropriated for:

1.Children and Teenages

Reason: Children and teenages are active and less of self-protective. Rimless frames are easy to damage while playing or exercising. Meanwhile, rimless is metal raw materials, also have big safety hazards.

Suggestion: Children and teenages can choose lightweight, durable full frame or half-rims glasses. Meanwhile, they also need to make a regular eyesight inspection, timely replacement of appropriate lenses.

 2.Highly myopic or Astigmatism

Reason: High myopia or astigmatism lenses often get thicker. The rim of frame lens lack support. Long time wearing can cause lenses to fall off, compress the bridge of the nose and ears and cause discomfort. Thick lenses can also affect appearance.

Advice: People with high myopia or astigmatism can choose full frame structure. The frame support the lenses better and relieves the burden on the bridge of the nose and ears.

 3.Sports enthusiasts

The reason: Rimless frame lenses are usually fastened to the temples with screws or fasteners and are structurally weak. Glasses can become vulnerable to impact and compression during strenuous exercise (such as basketball or soccer) , causing the lenses to loosen, fall off or even break, affecting use and potentially posing a safety hazards.

Advice: This group is more likely to choose the full frames or half-rims collection with a more stable structure, or sports glasses.

4. People who are often exposed to harsh conditions.

Reason: Someone often in windy and dusty environment, the lenses are easily contaminated with dust and difficult to clean. In addition, the welding part between the lens and the temple tends to accumulate dirt, affecting appearance and hygiene.

Advice: This group can opt for fully sealable full-rimmed glasses, as well as wind, dust and dust resistant goggles.