TITANIUM

Titanium has a low density compared to other metals used in frames. It offers a high strength-to-weight ratio: it can provide similar strength to steel with approximately 45% less weight. This allows for the manufacture of thin, stable, and comfortable glasses, reducing pressure on the nose and ears.

Titanium glasses are notable for combining low weight with high mechanical strength. This property helps create thin frames capable of withstanding daily use while maintaining their stability. However, their lifespan also depends on the design, hinges, finishes, and the care each model receives.

Titanium can react with oxygen, but it naturally forms a thin, protective oxide layer that isolates the metal and slows down corrosion. This is why it exhibits excellent resistance to moisture, sweat, and numerous environmental agents, and does not rust visibly like iron or conventional steel.

Pure titanium contains a very high proportion of titanium and is notable for its lightness, corrosion resistance, and good tolerance when in contact with the body. Beta titanium is an alloy designed to offer greater elasticity, adjustability, and shape recovery. In optics, it is especially useful for manufacturing temples and flexible structures. The specific composition may vary depending on the manufacturer.

Pure titanium is often a good choice for people with sensitive skin due to its chemical stability and good biocompatibility. However, not all frames labeled "titanium" have the same composition: some alloys, welds, or finishes may contain other metals. If you have a known nickel allergy, it's advisable to confirm the exact composition of the frame with your optician or the manufacturer.

First, rinse the goggles with lukewarm water to remove dust. Then, use a small amount of mild soap, rinse, and dry them with a clean microfiber cloth. Avoid very hot water, abrasive products, paper, clothing, and harsh cleaners, as these can damage the lenses and their coatings. After contact with salt water, rinse them with fresh water and store them in their case when not in use.

PRESCRIPTION GLASSES

Can I buy prescription glasses online?

No, only through our authorized opticians. Find your nearest retailer.

No. They are sold without prescription lenses so that your optician can adjust them to your vision.

Yes, most are. If you have any questions about your prescription, write to us or consult your optician.

In each product description, we include gauge, bridge, and temple length for you to compare.

SHIPPING, RETURNS AND CUSTOMER SERVICE

Delivery within 2 to 5 business days in mainland Spain and Portugal. International shipping available.

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EXPRESS SHIPPING

24H – 48H (PENINSULA AND BALEARIC ISLANDS)

SECURE PAYMENT

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RETURNS

YOU HAVE 14 CALENDAR DAYS

WARRANTY

2 YEARS FOR MANUFACTURING DEFECTS