How do I read my Ray-Ban serial number?

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Ray-Ban size and lens serial numbers The numbers can be separated by a small rectangle like this 50 �-� 22 or divided with a pipe like this 56|16|125. In any event, the first number (in millimetres) is the lens diameter, the second is the width of the bridge, and the third (if any) is the length of the temple arms.

Does Ray-Ban make good eyeglasses?

Ray-Ban has been making high-quality frames that are both functional and stylish for over 80 years. From classic and mirrored lenses to polarized lenses, Ray-Ban has sunglasses for everyone.

What does 3p mean on Ray-Bans?

What Does 3p Mean on Ray Bans? Category 3 stands for stronger glare protection and the P stands for polarization, which further reduces glare. Ray Ban lens designations are always composed of a number followed by a letter. The categories are ordered by numbers from 1 to 4.

How do I identify my Ray-Ban sunglasses?

Logo Placement. Original Ray-Ban sunglasses will feature the manufacturer’s logo in specific locations. The “RB” logo will be etched into the left lens. “Ray-Ban” will be found on the right lens.

Why are Ray-Ban lenses so expensive?

There’s also manufacturing costs. “All the lenses are made in Italy,” Beneventi said, as are all the Wayfarer components. “No part of the product is made in China.” She said Ray-Ban focuses on long-term quality, making sure the materials used don’t peel or change their shape with wear and tear.

Why does Ray-Ban say P?

Polarized : Ray-Ban® Polarized lenses not only reduce reflections, but also enhance contrast, improving visual clarity and reducing eye strain. All Ray-Ban® polarized lenses bear a distinctive “P” next to the Ray-Ban® logo on the right lens and are treated with Anti-Reflective coating.

What are the 4 numbers on my glasses?

1) The eye size number (it is the size of the lenses on your frame). 2) The bridge size number (the distance between the lenses). 3) The temple length number (it is the size of that part of your eyeglass frame, which rests upon your ears).

How can you tell the difference between real and fake Ray Bans?

Some genuine Ray-Bans have plastic lenses. Also, check out the Ray-Ban logo. Ray-Ban places one prominent logo on the upper right (your left) lens, and one subtle “RB” etching on the left (your right) lens. On fakes, the logo will look blurry, be out of place, or even scratch off.