Does Firmoo make progressive lenses?  There were only six frames large
enough for me, and none offered progressive lenses.

On Oct 8, 7:20 am, O-H <[email protected]> wrote:
> "The glasses appear to be a full-frame pair, but most of the "frame"
> around the lenses is just a thin piece of metal in front - the lenses
> are held in place by a nylon thread (as with half-frame glasses) and
> are actually behind the metal. This wouldn't be a bad thing, and I
> even like the look, but they're described by Firmoo as a "full frame"
> pair of glasses, so the description is misleading. "
>
> I had the same experience with a pair from glassesunlimited.
>
> I didn't like them much but kept them as one of those 'spare pairs'.
> As far as I can tell they no longer have the frame, so no link, but
> they were also listed as Full Frame.  Now I like the web sites that
> give a 360 deg view so I can look for that if I suspect it.
>
> On Oct 7, 6:58 pm, actionjbone <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > I've ordered a few pairs of glasses from Zenni and Coastal, and have
> > been happy overall.
>
> > I decided to check out Firmoo, and chose a reasonably-fashionable
> > black frame, the 1132:
>
> >http://www.firmoo.com/eyeglasses-p-1132.html
>
> > It arrived in a little over a week, which is impressive for glasses
> > coming straight from China. What's not impressive, though, are the
> > glasses themselves.
>
> > The glasses appear to be a full-frame pair, but most of the "frame"
> > around the lenses is just a thin piece of metal in front - the lenses
> > are held in place by a nylon thread (as with half-frame glasses) and
> > are actually behind the metal. This wouldn't be a bad thing, and I
> > even like the look, but they're described by Firmoo as a "full frame"
> > pair of glasses, so the description is misleading.
>
> > The website claims this pair has a spring hinge. It doesn't.
>
> > Also, the photo of the glasses shows  that "MFAN" is printed on the
> > arm. I didn't really mind that - except on the other, non-pictured
> > arm, "MFAN" is upside down! The arm is connected properly, the text is
> > just upside down. I understand that English letters must be as
> > indecipherable to them as Chinese letters are to us, but if they don't
> > have someone who can make sure these things are right, they should
> > probably keep words off the frames.
>
> > I also have some other, more minor gripes:
>
> > The Firmoo case isn't as good as even Zenni's, and Zenni's case isn't
> > exactly top-of-the-line. The Firmoo case has foam padding on the
> > bottom, instead of the top, so if the glasses were to bounce around
> > too much, the lenses could get scuffed against the top of the case.
>
> > The lenses give me more fishbowl than I'd expected. I opted for the
> > plastic CR-39 lenses, even though my prescription is +3.5/+4 and
> > Firmoo says you should only go up to +/-2 with their CR-39, so that's
> > basically my own fault. But I'd ordered frames with same-size lenses
> > from Coastal and chose their plastic lenses, and am happy with those,
> > so I was hoping the Firmoo plastic lenses would be about the same.
>
> > There's no invoice or other paperwork. It was packed in a box stuffed
> > with newspaper for padding, and it had suitable postal labels on the
> > outside, but that's it.
>
> > It did come with a little eyeglass tool, extra screws, and extra
> > nosepads, so I guess that's good. And the whole thing came within a
> > little nylon bag, but I'm not sure how useful the bag really is.
>
> > I'm planning to return them, though Firmoo doesn't cover return
> > postage. I can't see myself wearing these, and the frames aren't high
> > enough quality for me to want to spend $10 or $20 more on the higher-
> > index lenses.
>
> > I hope to order another similar black frame online, but I can't see
> > myself ordering from Firmoo again.

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