Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Getting your Oakley Holbrook Rx frames ready for use is a straightforward process:
- Obtain Your Prescription: Ensure you have a current and valid prescription from an eye care professional.
- Visit an Optician: Take your new Oakley Holbrook Rx frames to a certified optician. They have the specialized tools and expertise to properly fit your custom prescription lenses into the frames.
- Lens Selection: Discuss lens material, coatings (e.g., anti-reflective, scratch-resistant, UV protection), and type (e.g., single vision, bifocal, progressive) with your optician to match your visual needs and lifestyle.
- Professional Adjustment: After the lenses are installed, the optician will adjust the frame to ensure a perfect, comfortable fit to your face.
Compatibility
- Prescription Lenses: These frames are compatible with virtually all types of prescription lenses, including:
- Single Vision (for distance or reading)
- Bifocal and Trifocal
- Progressive (no-line multifocal)
- High-index lenses (thinner for strong prescriptions)
- Various coatings (e.g., anti-glare, blue light filtering, photochromic)
- Age Group: Designed for adult wearers.
- Gender: Marketed for male wearers, but the classic design makes them suitable for anyone who finds the fit comfortable.
Care
Proper care will extend the life and maintain the appearance of your Oakley Holbrook Rx frames:
- Regular Cleaning: Clean your frames and lenses daily using a dedicated lens cleaning spray and a clean, soft microfiber cloth. Avoid using paper towels or clothing, as these can scratch lenses.
- Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Do not use household cleaners, ammonia-based products, or alcohol wipes on your lenses or frames, as these can damage coatings and frame materials.
- Proper Storage: When not wearing your glasses, store them in their protective case to prevent scratches and accidental damage. Avoid placing them face down on hard surfaces.
- Handle with Care: Always use two hands to put on and take off your glasses to prevent bending or stressing the frame hinges.
- Professional Adjustments: If your frames become loose or bent, visit your optician for a professional adjustment rather than attempting to bend them yourself, which can cause damage.