In order for the frames to be truly rimless, the bridge, (nose piece), and the temples, (ear pieces), have to be mounted in and supported by the lens. Recent technology has made today’s rimless eyewear more flexible and durable than in the past, but, due to the lack of protection of an eyerim around the lens, the susceptibility of lens cracking, crazing, or breaking is a possibility, if not properly cared for. With this thought in mind, to best protect your investment, please follow these simple guidelines: 1. Always handle your eyeglasses with two hands. Putting on and removing the eyeglasses with two hands will help reduce the stress put on the lenses by the temples. Grasp the temples midway and gently slide your glasses on and off. 2. When you are not wearing your eyeglasses, always put them in the hard, protective eyeglass case provided. If you must set them down temporarily, always close the temples and set them down with the lenses face up to protect the lenses from coming in contact with anything that might scratch them. 3. Never let anyone else try your eyeglasses on. They are specifically adjusted to fit your face and head. Letting someone else try them on can disturb the adjustment. 4. Please come in periodically and let our trained eyecare professionals adjust your glasses. Never try to straighten your eyeglasses out yourself. These 3-piece frames require different handling than standard eyewear. 5. Rinse your lenses with water before wiping and cleaning them to remove small surface particles that can scratch the lenses when rubbed across the lens surface. 6. Use a lens cleaner specifically designed for your lenses or mild dishwashing liquid and warm water to remove oils and other residue. 7. Always wipe your glasses with a clean, soft, lint-free cloth. Lens cloths made of 100% cotton are best. Lens cleaning cloths are available at this location. Following these simple guidelines, will allow you to enjoy your rimless eyewear for years to come.