This will not affect it, it is just a trademark. It has no effect on the eyes, so don’t worry. The most important thing is to use your eyes correctly. That’s an anti-counterfeiting mark that only lenses produced by regular manufacturers have. It’s on every lens. If there’s one missing, it’s because the optician didn’t see it and didn’t deviate it for you. It’s fine if you wear it and it won’t affect your vision. of.

Relatively large brands of lenses will have logos, but in order to avoid affecting wearing, they will be printed with laser engraving. The logo is invisible and can only be seen under the light or by breathing against the lens. Yes, the logo of a lens of average quality is more obvious, so the absence of a logo on the lens does not mean that it is a no-name brand. It may be a big brand, as long as the store you choose when getting the lenses is relatively reliable.

Does the logo on the lens need to be removed?

Depending on personal needs, you can choose to remove it, or you can leave it on the lens. If you think it affects your vision or appearance, it is best to remove it, and most logos are easier to remove. Yes, just follow the above methods to find one and try it. But if you feel there is no point in removing it, you can leave it on the lens.

There are four ways to remove the logo on the lens: the first is to sprinkle water on the logo and then tear it off. It is suitable for the lens where the logo is attached; the second is to use a cotton swab dipped in alcohol to wipe the logo and wipe it several times. The logo can be dissolved in the first time; the third is to use a cotton ball dipped in nail polish remover to wipe the logo, which is suitable for resin lenses; the third is to pour wind oil on the paper, stick it to the logo for a while and then wipe it.

Most people who wear myopia glasses have the experience of wearing them deeper and deeper. The glasses that are worn deeper and deeper are distance glasses, and distance glasses cannot prevent the myopia of the eyeballs from deepening. After wearing or changing glasses, the causes and conditions for the occurrence and development of myopia have not changed much compared with before wearing glasses, and they have not changed because of changing glasses. The emergence, existence and development of anything are inseparable from the necessary conditions that it depends on.