Size Guide
EyeGuard Size Guide
All three sizes share the same 130mm temple length. The difference is across the front of the frame.
| Size | Temple to Temple | Lens Width at Widest Point | Lens Height | Engineered for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Micro | 130mm | 138mm | 50mm | Kids and smaller adult facial profiles |
| Adult | 139mm | 145mm | 57mm | Sits in the middle of the range |
| Macro | 150mm | 166mm | 68mm | Larger, wider adult facial profiles |
Lens width is measured around the curve of the frame at its widest wraparound point, not as a flat measurement.
Choosing your bridge fit
EyeGuard comes in two bridge shapes, each engineered for a different nose bridge height. Neither is the default, and both are built to the same certified standard — it is a fit choice, not a quality choice.
| Bridge fit | Also known as | Choose it if |
|---|---|---|
| High Bridge Fit | Regular Fit | Your glasses normally sit comfortably and stay where you put them. |
| Low Bridge Fit | Asian Fit | Your glasses slide down through the day, or the lenses come to rest on your cheeks when you look down. |
Low Bridge Fit has a raised, wider bridge. It lifts the frame clear of the cheeks rather than letting it settle on them, and spreads the weight more evenly across the nose. It is the fit most often needed by people with a lower or flatter nasal bridge, which is why it is commonly called Asian Fit — but the right choice is about your nose, not your background.
Both bridges can be fine-tuned once you have them. If the lens is touching your cheeks, squeeze the bridge in a bit.