It's natural that you'll want to provide your child with the best frames and lenses you can. And with so many different types to choose from, it can be difficult to know which ones to go for.
Deciding what's best for your child
Offering specially designed Kids' glasses in clear plastic, coloured tint and even sunglasses, there is something here for everyone. The Kodak Lenses of Kidz range has been created to suit children's growing eyes and faces, as well as the hectic lives they lead. So with Kodak Lens, you know your child will enjoy quality and style, as well as strength and durability.
The right lenses for your child
With children safety comes first. That's why Kodak lenses use plastic lenses as standard for children. Hardwearing and light to wear, plastic lenses are much safer and more comfortable than glass lenses.
For a more durable choice - speak to your optician about Kodak Tuff Lenses - lighter and 10 times more impact resistant than a standard lens.
Choosing the right frame for your Kodak Lens
No two heads are the same, which is why we have devised an exclusive 10 point fitting checklist to ensure your child's frames are a perfect fit.
Kodak Lenses 10 point check list
- Pupillary distance
- Apical radius
- Height
- Temple width
- Head width
- Distance between rims
- Pantoscopic tilt
- Length to bend
- Downward angle of drop
- Length of drop
Free adjustment and repair
Most spectacles will need adjusting from time to time, to ensure they are still fitting as well as when your child first wore them. And this is especially important for growing kids! Plus, during the course of children's daily lives, frames do get misshapen, bent or even worse.
That's why Kodak Lens Vision Centres provide a free kids' adjustment and repair service, which you can take advantage of at any time you need to. And they are always on hand to answer any questions you may have about your child's frames or lenses.
Free eyecare and Kodak Lenses on the NHS
Don't forget that many Kodak Lenses for Kidz and Kodak Lenses for Style ranges - are completely FREE under the NHS voucher scheme for all children under 16, and for those under 19 in full-time education.
