How Do You Fix Eye Glass Frames That Slip?

No matter if you have new or old eyeglasses, they are bound to need some adjusting from time to time. The more frequently you put them on and take them off, the more often you can expect to adjust them so they don't slip down your nose. Whether you have plastic frames or metal frames, expensive designer frames, or cheap drugstore sunglasses you converted for your prescription, the same slipping problems prevail. With a tiny eyeglass screwdriver and some gentle twists, you can have them adjusted on your face like the day you first wore them. Step 1 Examine the eyeglasses under bright lighting. Gently move the earpieces to check range of motion. Check for corrosion along the entire hinge, including where hinges attach the earpieces to the frame. If they are in good shape, you might be able to fix them. If they're really damaged, it might be questionable. Step 2 Check for cracking on the frame where earpieces or the nosepiece attach. Sometimes cracking indicates that the screws have ...  more