spectacle frames
Lens-holding structure
Spectacle frames are the structural part of eyeglasses that hold the lenses in place—the rims, temples, and bridge, minus the glass itself.
The term appears in optical shops and insurance forms: The spectacle frames are covered, but lenses cost extra.
Most people just say frames.
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- nose padsEyeglass comfort supports
- tortoiseshellMottled brown-yellow shell material
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- eye careeye doctor, optometrist, ophthalmologist, eye exam, glasses
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- optometryeye exams, eye care, eye doctor, glasses, contact lenses
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vision correction apparatus
spectacle framescontact lenses
Vision aids worn on eyes
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