Which is better for progressive lenses?

The Swissflex. It lists bifocal and progressive eligibility across its rim and rimless options. The Lunor is sold as a prescription frame, so confirm progressive support with the optician before ordering.

Which suits a small face?

The Lunor. Its 135 mm width and 35 mm lens height are sized for small to medium faces. The Swissflex relies on adjustable nosepads and cable temples rather than a stated width.

Which is better for sports or active use?

The Swissflex. Cable temples wrap behind the ear and nosepads keep the frame seated. The Lunor is an acetate fashion frame with standard temples.

Is the Lunor worth stepping up to?

If you want handmade acetate, a keyhole bridge and a retro shape, yes. If you need rimless mounting or progressive lenses, the Swissflex covers more ground.

Both are well made. The Lunor's acetate and reinforced metal hinge are built for daily wear, while rimless Swissflex frames are more fragile at the lens mounts.

Can I buy the Lunor as frame only?

Yes. Lunor lists a frame-only option, so you can have lenses made elsewhere. The Swissflex is configured with prescription lenses.

Swissflex Blue Light Glasses vs Lunor Blue Light Glasses

Buy the Lunor if you want a hand-finished acetate frame with a distinctive retro look and a keyhole bridge that suits small to medium faces. Buy the Swissflex if you need a rimless or chassis-style frame, cable temples that stay put, or progressive lenses in a flexible mounting. Lunor wins on materials and build reputation; Swissflex wins on mounting options and fit security for active wear.

Choose the Swissflex if you want a rimless or chassis frame with cable temples, nosepads and progressive lens support.
Choose the Lunor if you want a handmade German acetate frame with a keyhole bridge and a classic panto-rectangle shape.

Prices

Swissflex Blue Light Glasses: $45.00 at Fyewear (last seen Nov 12)
Lunor Blue Light Glasses: $595.00 at Visionist (last seen Nov 2)
Difference: the Swissflex Blue Light Glasses is $550.00 cheaper than the Lunor Blue Light Glasses at the latest prices (Nov 2 and Nov 12)

What separates them

	Swissflex Blue Light Glasses	Lunor Blue Light Glasses
Rim style	Full rim and rimless options	Full rim only
Frame construction	Chassis with cable temples and nosepads	Acetate frame with keyhole bridge and double rivet hinge
Lens support	Prescription, bifocal and progressive	Prescription lenses, frame-only option
Fit range	Cable temples and adjustable nosepads for a secure hold	135 mm width, 35 mm lens height, small to medium faces
Materials	Swissflex's flexible chassis approach	Lightweight acetate with fine-grade steel hinge parts
Origin and finish	Swissflex engineering	Handmade in Germany
Style	Modern minimal, rimless look	Retro-inspired rectangle with panto lens shape
Included	Frame as configured	Leather case

Specs compared

Spec	Swissflex Blue Light Glasses	Lunor Blue Light Glasses
Rim Type	Full Rim, Rimless	—
Frame Type	Chassis	—
Temple Type	Cable	—
Bridge Type	Nosepads	—
Lens Prescription	—	Yes
Lens Type	—	Prescription
Frame Only	—	Yes
Eyeglasses Type	—	Eyeglass frame
Frame Width	—	135 mm
Lens Height	—	35.00
Face Width	—	Small to medium sized
Frame Shape	—	Rectangle

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Spec	Swissflex Blue Light Glasses	Lunor Blue Light Glasses
Frame Rim Type	—	Full-Rim
Frame Department	—	UNISEX
Frame Style	—	Retro-inspired
Design Highlights	—	Double rivet hinge
Frame Features	—	Designer
Lens Shape	—	Panto
Frame Material	—	Acetate
Metal Type	—	Precious metals, Fine-grade steel
Plastic Type	—	Acetate
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