Frame adjustments are an art, not a science. Every face is unique, and even the highest-quality frames need precise fine-tuning so the lenses perform at their best.
Our experienced eyecare professionals carefully adjust your frames so they sit at the correct height, angle, and distance from your eyes, delivering the sharpest possible vision while remaining comfortable on your nose and ears. No one does it quite like Maureen here at Better Spectacles.
To take this precision even further, we use the Rodenstock ImpressionIST® 3, a sophisticated 3D video centering system. Using dual-camera technology, it measures critical fitting parameters, including vertex distance, pantoscopic tilt, face-form angle, and exact pupil position to an accuracy of 0.1 mm, all while you stand in your natural posture. These measurements are combined with your biometric lens data so your Rodenstock lenses are not only made for your eyes, but positioned perfectly in your frames.
The result is better vision, greater comfort, and a pair of glasses that truly work with the way you see and move.
Call to come in for a free adjustment any time.
Proper adjustment is especially important with progressive and biometric lenses. Even small changes in how the frame sits can significantly affect near, intermediate, and distance vision.
While simple fixes like tightening a screw can sometimes be done carefully at home, we strongly recommend professional adjustments — especially for higher-end frames and progressive lenses. Incorrect bending or overheating can damage the frame or compromise the optical performance of your lenses.
We're happy to evaluate the fit and make the precise adjustments needed so your frames feel as good as they look — and perform at their best.
Yes, complimentary adjustments are available anytime, whether or not your glasses were purchased with us.
Simple fixes like tightening a screw can sometimes be done carefully at home, but we recommend professional adjustment, especially for higher-end frames and progressive lenses, since incorrect bending can damage the frame or affect lens performance.
Walk-ins are welcome for quick adjustments, though scheduling ahead helps guarantee you’re seen promptly.