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INTRODUCING
DAILIES TOTAL1®
for Astigmatism.
Save $200 on an annual supply
INTRODUCING
DAILIES TOTAL1®
for Astigmatism.
Save $200 on an annual supply
STARCK
SH2023
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Frame Material:
Metal
Frame shape:
Rectangle
Frame color:
Matte Gold Top Matte Black
High-tech, creative and timeless designs, Starck Biotech Paris is the intersection of technology and humanity as the concept of taking inspiration from the organic to create technologies better suited for the human being. All the frames feature the exclusive Biolink® and Sphere technologies that offer unique flexibility and perfect fit.
Frame size is usually defined by lens width, bridge width and temple length. These values are always displayed in that order, in millimeters.
mm
inch
Lens width ( 57 / 18 / 145 / 40 )
Bridge width ( 57 / 18 / 145 / 40 )
Frame width 116
As a reference, you may want to check the size of your current eyewear, by looking at the inner side of the temple. Should you see a fourth number at the end, this refers to lens height (i.e. 57/18/145/40).
0SH2023 57 18 145 40
Temple width ( 57 / 18 / 145 / 40 )
An invisible coating improves resistance to scratches and smudges.
Helps reduce exposure to blue light from the sun and digital sources.
A seamless experience
Your vision is our priority, so we've created a complete website-to-store experience, from ordering online for in-store pick-up to free cleaning, fitting and adjusting. And if you need a prescription, you can easily book an eye exam for you and your family members in just a few clicks.
With a dedicated team of
expert doctors & associates.
Your online order delivered
to your local store.
Free cleaning & adjustments
at all of our locations.
Additional one-year extended
warranty.
Delivery on us and a 30-day
return period.
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