How to Adjust Temple Comfort Tips on Glasses at Home

How to Adjust Temple Comfort Tips on Glasses at Home

A common concern about ordering prescription kids glasses online is how to adjust them for the perfect fit. The good news is, that is super easy! Check out these two easy recommendations on how to adjust your Jonas Paul Eyewear glasses right at home. That’s right: you don’t even need to make a trip to the eye doctor to adjust our glasses!

HOW TO USE ADJUSTABLE COMFORT TIPS

At the end of each temple arm on Jonas Paul Eyewear frames, you’ll notice that the temple arm has a rubbery, silicone covering. This is our Adjustable Comfort Tip and is how you’ll get the perfect, customized fit right at home so the glasses do not slide off your face! No straps needed to keep our glasses on.

         
Instructions:
  1. Place the glasses on you or your child and make a note of where the back of the ear lines up with the temple arm.
  2. After removing the glasses, hold the end of the rubbery portion (the comfort tip) with one hand, and the end of the non-silicone portion with the other hand.
  3. Gently bend the end of the temple arm downward as needed to create a snug fit behind the ear.


Note: It may take a little muscle, but bend the end of the comfort tip downward as much as you see fit. Don’t worry: our comfort tips are bendable and durable.

If you make one adjustment but the glasses still slide down the nose, you can always bend the tip further downward to keep the glasses on. And, trust us - you won’t break the glasses by doing this!


HOW TO ADJUST GLASSES WITHOUT COMFORT TIPS

If your cool new frames don't have silicone temple tips, have no fear: it's still super easy to get the perfect fit right at home. 

Instructions:
  1. Place the glasses on you or your child’s face and make a note of where the back of the ear lines up with the temple arm.
  2. After removing the glasses, run the back couple inches of the temple arm under hot water or heat it up using a hair dryer. 
  3. Gently bend the end of the temple arm downward as needed to create a snug fit behind the ear.
  4. That's it! Repeat as needed until the frames stay in place.