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Home›How To›3 Easy Ways to Take Lenses Out of Glasses

3 Easy Ways to Take Lenses Out of Glasses

By Matthew Lynch
October 10, 2023
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Introduction:

Whether you need to change the lenses in your glasses due to an updated prescription or accidental damage, removing them without damaging the frame can be a bit tricky. However, with the right techniques, you can do it yourself in just a few simple steps. Here, we present three easy ways to take lenses out of glasses that cater to various types of frames and lenses.

Method 1: The Flex-and-Pop Technique (Suitable for Plastic Frames)

1. Clean your glasses: Before you begin, clean your glasses with a microfiber cloth to remove dirt and dust. This will ensure better grip while handling the frame.

2. Hold the frame securely: Place your thumb on the inner side of the lens and your fingers on the outer edge of the same lens for a firm hold.

3. Flex and pop: Gently flex the frame so that it moves away from the edge of the lens. As you do this, use your thumb to push out (pop) the lens from behind.

4. Repeat for the other lens: Safely set aside your removed lens and follow steps 2-3 for the other lens.

Method 2: The Warm Water Technique (Recommended for Metal Frames)

1. Prepare warm water: Fill a bowl with warm water—never use hot water as it may warp or damage your frames.

2. Submerge your glasses: Submerge your metal-frame glasses in warm water for about 60 seconds. This will help to gently expand/loosen the metal frame around the lenses.

3. Remove glasses and hold securely: After soaking, take out your glasses and, once again, hold them as described in Method 1.

4. Push out lenses gently: Firmly but gently push out each lens using your thumb.

Method 3: Using a Lens Removal Tool (Works with both Plastic and Metal Frames)

1. Purchase a lens removal tool: These tools are available in most optician stores or online. They are specifically designed to make lens removal easy and safe.

2. Clean your glasses: As always, ensure your glasses are clean before attempting lens removal.

3. Insert the tool: Following the instructions provided with the tool, insert it between the frame edge and the lens until it snaps securely onto the lip of the lens.

4. Lift away the lens: Gently push or twist the handle of the lens removal tool to lift away the lens from the frame without causing damage.

Conclusion:

By following these three simple methods, you should be able to remove your lenses safely and efficiently. Always remember to handle your glasses with care and prioritize patience during this process. Should you encounter any difficulties, it’s best to consult with an optical professional for assistance.

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