RX Lens Scratches: Prevention and What to Do
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RX Lens Scratches: Prevention and What to Do
Scratches on your prescription sports glasses can seriously affect your game by reducing clarity and increasing glare. At Blinded Wear, we understand how crucial sharp vision is for every point you play. That’s why we offer durable RX lenses with scratch-resistant coatings and an unlimited lifetime warranty that protects you from accidental damage.
How to Prevent Scratches on RX Lenses
- Always store your glasses in a hard case when not in use to protect from drops and contact with abrasive surfaces.
- Clean your lenses properly using microfiber cloths and lens cleaner—avoid paper towels or clothing which can cause micro-scratches.
- Avoid placing your glasses face down on tables, benches, or courts.
- Be mindful when packing your gear in bags, keeping glasses separate from items like keys or balls that can scratch.
What to Do if Your RX Lenses Get Scratched
If you notice scratches that interfere with your vision or performance, don’t panic. Thanks to our unlimited protection plan, you can claim a replacement lens or frame with 50% credit toward a new pair.
Here’s how to proceed:
- Contact our support team at support@blindedwear.com to report the damage.
- Send photos of the scratches and your original order number to verify your warranty coverage.
- Our team will guide you through the quick replacement process.
We’ve designed this system to get you back on court faster—without costly delays or frustration.
Why Our Scratch-Resistant RX Lenses Stand Out
Blinded Wear RX lenses use high-quality coatings tailored for active players, including:
- Hard coating for maximum scratch resistance
- Anti-reflective layers that reduce glare and eye strain
- High index 1.61 lenses with no upcharge for sharper vision and thinner frames
These features combined mean your glasses stay clearer longer—helping you perform your best on every serve and volley.
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