how do you measure what size glasses to order
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Check here: http://www.framesdirect.com/landing/a/measure-your-frame-size.html
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I made an educated guess by reading other reviews and also came across this link that helped a little bit but still seemed overly complex: http://www.zennioptical.com/measure-eyeglass-frame-size-how-to I can tell you that since I own this pair of glasses (only difference is frame color) I believe they are on the smaller end of the scale since I am a female, about 5'2" tall weighing around 110 lbs. and I do not have a particularly large head or round face.
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I made an educated guess by reading other reviews and also came across this link that helped a little bit but still seemed overly complex: http://www.zennioptical.com/measure-eyeglass-frame-size-how-toI can tell you that since I own this pair of glasses (only difference is frame color) I believe they are on the smaller end of the scale since I am a female, about 5'2" tall weighing around 110 lbs. and I do not have a particularly large head or round face.
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What I did was, using a set of metric vernier calipers measure the outside diameter of bothe the Ocular lens (eyepiece) and the objective lens. Then using the Butler creek measurement table, chose the size as close too or slightly smaller than that measurement. I too had issues with finding what I needed and I did have to surf about a bit, but I finally found a table that had all of scope cap sizes and measurements. Hope this helps
1208841
Take a flexible measuring tape and measure around the palm of your hand, just inside the web of your thumb. That's how I did it and it fit perfectly.
1039581
I can't answer that question as I no longer have those glasses to measure. However you should know that what I received was three different shapes of black frame glasses rather than the same glasses in three frame colors as represented on the site. Only one of the glasses fit me the others were too small so I threw them away rather than pay for return shipping. I would not recommend.
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I just got home, saw this question in my email, and measured the glasses for you. The large glass....the TOP measures 11" in circumference (all the way around the glass), making the diameter (across the glass) 3.5" and the MIDDLE of the large glass measures 9.5" in circumference making the diameter 3". The medium glass....the TOP measures 10" in circumference making the diameter and the MIDDLE measures 3 and 1/5th" and the MIDDLE of the medium glass measures 9" in circumference (around the glass), making the diameter 2.86 (a little over 2 and 3/4"). The little glass...I didn't grab one to measure, but it feels the same size as the medium. If I put the rim up on the rim of the medium glass, they are just about the same size as is the bottoms of the cups. You might get a 1/8" difference in the span of your hand when holding the cup.
785550
The inside measure 2"x5" clearance. I wear 1 1/2"x5" which fit easily. These would not fit old fashioned big framed glasses. Anything in style in the last 10 years or so should fit fine.
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CliC Reading glasses come in a "Petite" line which are smaller frames. The "sizes" you refer to are actually the different magnifications of the lenses --- +1.25 being the least magnification and +3.00 being the strongest magnification. Hope this helps.
261991
They should ship three sets of four. If they didn't then call, they will ship you 12 glasses, but then you have to ship back the glasses they originally sent or they will charge you. It seemed a little sketchy but it worked out.
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I don't know. I ordered it as a gift. All I can tell you is that the person who received the gift loved the glasses.
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measure the eye piece with a tape. measure then look up what kind of cover you want they use the numbers for the different size of eye piece.
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If you look at the size chart and you see that your objective and ocular is close to a size. Some people will go to the size smaller or size larger. If you go smaller you can heat the rubber up in water and slide it on for a tight fit. If you go a size larger then you put a strip or two tape around it for a good fit as well for your ocular with a 1.69 you would either go size 18 or 19 size 18 is 1.67 and 19 is 1.70. Hope this helps. Here is two size charts for butler creek http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2013/07/21/butler-creek-scope-cover-chart-convenience/ And another awesome chart. http://www.brownells.com/aspx/learn/learndetail.aspx?lid=15840 If you look at the size chart and you see that your objective and ocular is close to a size. Some people will go to the size smaller or size larger. If you go smaller you can heat the rubber up in water and slide it on for a tight fit. If you go a size larger then you put a strip or two tape around it for a good fit as well for your ocular with a 1.69 you would either go size 18 or 19 size 18 is 1.67 and 19 is 1.70. Hope this helps. Here is two size charts for butler creek http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2013/07/21/butler-creek-scope-cover-chart-convenience/ And another awesome... » Read More If you look at the size chart and you see that your objective and ocular is close to a size. Some people will go to the size smaller or size larger. If you go smaller you can heat the rubber up in water and slide it on for a tight fit. If you go a size larger then you put a strip or two tape around it for a good fit as well for your ocular with a 1.69 you would either go size 18 or 19 size 18 is 1.67 and 19 is 1.70. Hope this helps. Here is two size charts for butler creek http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2013/07/21/butler-creek-scope-cover-chart-convenience/ And another awesome chart. http://www.brownells.com/aspx/learn/learndetail.aspx?lid=15840 « Show Less
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Good afternoon and I'm sorry for any confusion! These glasses are the 12 oz size, not the 16 oz. We'll be sure to contact Amazon to make sure this is corrected ASAP. Please let me know if you have any further questions or concerns, we are here to help! Have a great day! Jessica S. Brandshopper Stores
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Look up your scope specifications, and get the measurements for the eye piece (ocular end) and/or the objective end (the part of the scope) nearest the muzzle of your rifle (or whatever). Then you can use the charts provided at the Butler Creek WEB site (http://www.butlercreek.com/media/ButlerCreek-ScopeCoverGuide.pdf) to determine what to order.
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That's how I do it but I'm a female and my glasses and head are probably smaller than yours. They're the same width as my store bought magnifiers so I just place them in front of the magnifiers.
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I believe "52 Rec A" is the "size" that fit my glasses. I chose that size because I had gone to a local Walgreens and matched my glasses frames to the Solar Shield sizing guide. This website might help, too: http://solarshield.com/shop/solar-shield-clip-ons/I will say that once I figured out which size would clip on to the frames I have (the thickness of the frames, that it), all I had to do from there was to match the actual outline of my frames (ex. more oval vs. more rectangle...).
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No there is not a sizing chart. The glasses are adjustable on the side arms up by the lens, but that is it. Hope this helps.
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It appears that there are two different sizes...52 and 55 mm. I ordered the 52 because I don't like my sunglasses to look like they are clown glasses and I have a lot of sunglasses. The smallest I have are 50 but the 52 are perfect if you are the average person...if you are a bigger person and need something bigger understand that the 55 mm are pretty big. I think you'll love these sunglasses....I lost my first pair and was sick...so I ordered another pair the next day and wear them all the time.