Epos Prescription Glasses
Explore Epos frames for prescription glasses. Compare references such as Dymas, Kurt or Ermes and check the colour and measurements of your chosen variant.
Choosing your Epos frame
A model name alone does not identify the right size. In the catalogue, Dymas NTN is listed as 47–22 and Kurt N as 50–18: compare the exact reference’s lens width and bridge, along with the temple length on its product page. Larger measurements do not automatically mean a better fit.
Use shape, material and gender filters to narrow your selection. Check each frame’s composition and variant on its product page; this category brings together Epos frames rather than different brands.
Lenses and the price of your Epos glasses
Before adding lenses, confirm that the frame suits your prescription and check the required centration measurements. Compare the options and coatings for your chosen configuration; the same coatings are not automatically included with every lens. Distinguish the frame price from the total with lenses.
Epos prescription glasses: frequently asked questions
Compare the exact variant’s lens width, bridge and temple length with a frame you find comfortable. A model name or photograph cannot guarantee fit; ask before ordering if you are unsure.
Compatibility depends on the reference, your prescription and the fitting measurements. Confirm the lens options and required details for the specific configuration before buying.
Check what the product page includes and what the lens configuration adds. The frame price and the total with lenses can differ; review the breakdown before completing your order.
Check the chosen variant’s availability and your order estimate. Lens fitting and destination can affect timing; also review the exchange and return conditions that apply to your chosen configuration.
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