Now I'm going to discuss how to adjust the nose pads on a full metal frame. When your

glasses are sitting upon your face and you see that the glasses are sitting too high

or too low, those adjustments can be made at this point on the frame. The nose pads,

if they are sitting too high on your face it means that the pads are too close together

and need to be pushed out. You do this grasping the frame as such; taking the nose pads and

twist so that it's wider this way on both of them. You want to make sure that they are

balanced so that your glasses don't sit kind of crooked on your face. That will case

the frames to sit lower on your face as such. Now if the frames are sitting too low on your

face, that means that the nose pads need to be adjusted by pushing them closer together,

again grab your frame as such; using your, using your thumb and forefinger go ahead and

twist your nose pads in both at the top and bottom on both pads. You want to make sure

that they are sitting balanced, that way the glasses sit straight on your face and this

will cause your glasses to sit higher upon your nose like so. Sometimes your glasses

are sitting crooked as in your glasses are shifted either to the left or the right on

your face. If that is the case it means that your nose pads are not sitting exactly balanced.

You can, in order to tell you can look at frame and see how the nose pads are sitting.

Sometimes one nose pad is sitting too far to the left or too far to the right. This

can be fixed by adjusting the nose pads and making sure that they sit balanced and that's

how you adjust nose pads on a full metal frame.