Eyewear Fit Guide

HEPRA OPTICAL • YOUR EYEWEAR COMPANION

Find eyewear
that fits your life.

Start with what you need. Explore frame styles, understand your prescription and choose the right next step with confidence.

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01 / CHOOSE YOUR CATEGORY

What are you shopping for?

01 — EVERYDAY VISION

Eyeglasses

Explore everyday frames for prescription lenses, work, study and daily wear.

SHOP EYEGLASSES
02 — OUTDOOR STYLE

Sunglasses

Browse sun-ready styles. Check lens protection and prescription compatibility before purchase.

SHOP SUNGLASSES
03 — CONTACT LENS

Contact lenses

Choose daily, monthly or yearly lens categories. Follow your eye-care professional’s fitting and replacement advice.

SHOP CONTACT LENSES
02 / FRAME FIT BASICS

A quick guide to frame shapes

Rectangle

Clean, structured lines. A versatile style to try across many face shapes.

Round

Soft curves with a distinctive, expressive look.

Aviator

A classic teardrop-inspired silhouette, often chosen for sunglasses.

Wayfarer

A bold, familiar shape with a defined upper rim.

Cat-eye

Upswept outer corners for a statement style.

Lightweight styles

Compare frame materials, weight and fit comfort rather than choosing by appearance alone.

03 / PRESCRIPTION CHECKLIST

Before ordering prescription eyewear

Keep your latest prescription ready. Check the prescription date and confirm the details with your optometrist if anything is unclear.

  • Sphere (SPH) and Cylinder (CYL), if prescribed
  • Axis, where cylinder correction is present
  • Add power, if prescribed for near vision
  • Pupillary distance (PD), measured accurately
  • For contact lenses, use a contact-lens-specific prescription including base curve and diameter where applicable

Eyeglass and contact lens prescriptions are not interchangeable. Contact lenses require professional fitting and follow-up. Do not select lens power based only on an old spectacle prescription.

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04 / LENS OPTIONS

Understand your lens choices

Single vision

One prescription correction zone for a specific viewing distance.

Progressive

Multiple viewing distances in one lens, requiring accurate measurements and adaptation.

Lens index

Index options such as 1.56, 1.60, 1.67 and 1.74 depend on prescription, frame choice and fitting. Higher index is not automatically better for everyone.

NEED A HAND?

Let’s get your order right.

For prescription or fitting questions, consult a qualified eye-care professional. You can use our guided order page to continue with the available product options.

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