Ancci Eyeglasses Frame ACHT23103_C1.C

• The frame is made of ultra-light Titanium alloy, effectively minimizing scratches and deformation. Absolutely safe for the user's health.
• The frame is made from high-quality materials, effectively minimizing scratches and deformation. Absolutely safe for the user's health.
• Suitable for prescriptions from 0 to -4 diopters. Above -4 diopters, it is recommended to install high-index anti-glare lenses, UV-blocking color-changing lenses, or blue-light blocking lenses.
• The product is manufactured using modern technology with high color durability and elasticity. Screws are carefully and meticulously machined.
• Soft nose pads provide a comfortable feeling when wearing, balanced between the two temples, eyes, and bridge of the nose.
• Sturdy temples, do not cause uncomfortable marks on the skin.
• Suitable for many face shapes, for both men and women. Easy to mix and match with various styles

What is a titanium frame? Why you should use high-end titanium prescription glasses

Titanium frames are glasses made from Titanium, which is a precious metal with high durability, strong flexibility, and good hypoallergenic properties. The reasons why this frame has become a popular trend with outstanding advantages in terms of functionality as well as aesthetics are as follows:

• Durability: Titanium has good load-bearing capacity, can bend and resist wear better than other materials. This is the best choice for users who want to use glasses for a long time without frequent replacement
• Titanium frames are ultra-light, putting no pressure on the nose and ears, helping users feel comfortable even when wearing them every day
• Rust-resistant, corrosion-resistant even when exposed to sweat, water, or oily skin. This is suitable for active users or those living in countries with high humidity
• Titanium frames are hypoallergenic, making them safe for the skin, even sensitive skin
• Diverse sizes and colors thanks to advanced anodizing techniques, thereby meeting all current customer preferences