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Introduction
Repairing glasses at home can be simple if you know the right steps. Whether it’s a loose screw, bent frame, or broken nose pad, a Snapit Eyeglass Repair Kit provides all the tools needed to fix your glasses safely and effectively.
This guide walks you through step-by-step instructions for using a repair kit, so you can handle everyday repairs without visiting an optician.
Step 1: Identify the Problem
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Loose screws – Arms or nose pads wobble.
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Bent frames – Misaligned lenses or uncomfortable fit.
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Missing screws or nose pads – Common with frequent use.
Knowing the exact issue ensures you choose the correct tools and screws.
Step 2: Select the Right Screw
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Eyeglass screws range from M1.2 to M1.7, with M1.4 being most common.
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Snapit kits include multiple sizes to cover standard and premium frames.
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Refill screws are available for quick replacements: Snapit Refill Kit.
Step 3: Gather Your Tools
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Mini screwdrivers (Phillips and flathead)
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Tweezers for precision
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Magnifying glass if needed
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Snapit patented screw insertion system for secure placement
Step 4: Perform the Repair
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Tighten loose screws – Gently tighten using the correct screwdriver.
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Replace missing screws – Align parts and insert using tweezers or Snapit system.
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Adjust frames – Minor bends can be corrected with careful pressure.
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Check fit – Ensure arms, nose pads, and lenses are aligned and comfortable.
Step 5: Maintenance After Repair
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Inspect screws periodically to prevent loosening.
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Clean lenses and frames to avoid debris causing damage.
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Store glasses in a protective case when not in use.
Why Snapit Eyeglass Repair Kits Are Ideal
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All-in-one solution for home repairs
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Multiple screw sizes (M1.2–M1.7) for universal compatibility
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Patented system reduces lost screws and simplifies insertion
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Refill kits ensure long-term usability
Bottom Line
With the Snapit Eyeglass Repair Kit, DIY repairs are stress-free. By following these steps, you can maintain your glasses’ functionality, comfort, and lifespan without professional help.
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