When selecting a new frame, which considerations are included?

• A. Eye centering
• B. Frame track record
• C. How the frame shape relates to the face shape
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

Choosing a new frame involves balancing optics, durability, and fit. Eye centering matters because the optical centers of the lenses should align with the wearer's pupils; misalignment can cause eyestrain, blurred vision, or unwanted prism, and it’s tied to getting the PD and lens height right. A frame with a solid track record in construction and materials reduces the risk of hinges loosening, frame deformation, or coating wear, which means fewer adjustments and longer-lasting comfort. The frame shape should relate well to the face shape to ensure a flattering look and stable wear, distributing weight properly and fitting well at the bridge and temples. When you weigh these factors together, you’re prioritizing clear vision, durability, and comfortable, confident wear. That’s why all of these considerations are included in selecting a new frame.