Description

Glasses often seem expensive because their price reflects more than just the cost of the frames. High-quality lenses, special coatings like anti-glare or blue light protection, and precise fitting all add to the value. On top of that, branding, marketing, and retail markups significantly raise the final cost. Many eyewear companies also control both the design and distribution, which limits competition and keeps prices high. All these factors combined make glasses appear far more costly than their actual production value, creating the impression that they are overpriced.