A spectacle counter, also known as an "optical shop" or "eyewear store," is a retail establishment where prescription eyeglasses, sunglasses, and other vision-related products are sold. It is a place where customers can browse through a wide range of frames and lenses to find the eyewear that best suits their needs and preferences.
Key Features of a Spectacle Counter:

• Frame Selection: The spectacle counter offers a diverse selection of eyeglass frames in various styles, colors, and materials. Customers can try on different frames to find the ones that fit comfortably and complement their facial features.
• Prescription Eyeglasses: Opticians and trained staff at the spectacle counter can help customers choose the right lenses based on their prescription needs, whether it's for nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, or presbyopia.
• Lens Options: Customers can often choose from various lens options, including single-vision lenses, bifocals, trifocals, progressive lenses, and specialized coatings (e.g., anti-reflective, scratch-resistant, UV protection).
• Sunglasses: In addition to prescription eyeglasses, many spectacle counters also offer a wide selection of sunglasses, including both prescription and non-prescription options. Sunglasses may come with UV protection to shield the eyes from harmful ultraviolet rays.
• Contact Lenses: Some spectacle counters may also offer a selection of contact lenses, including daily disposables, monthly disposables, toric lenses for astigmatism, and colored lenses for cosmetic purposes.
• Fitting and Adjustments: Trained opticians at the spectacle counter can properly fit and adjust eyeglasses to ensure they sit comfortably on the wearer's face and provide optimal vision correction.