Geborilma Unbreakable Eyeglasses for Kids Flexible Glasses - Kids Sports Glasses 4-7 years
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Geborilma Unbreakable Eyeglasses for Kids Flexible Glasses - Kids Sports Glasses 4-7 years
- Frames Only, No Lenses: our kids glasses come with demo lenses, ready to be replaced with prescription lenses at your optical store for your child exact vision needs.
- Made for Ages 4 to 7: thoughtfully sized for growing kids who’ve outgrown toddler eyeglass frames. Trusted by parents for their child’s first kids glasses. Size: 47-16-125.
- Bend, Twist & Flex: At school, kids run, jump, and play without parents around to fix fallen glasses for kids. That’s why our bendable kids glasses are built to flex in every direction without breaking.
- Includes Kids Glasses Strap: At 4–7 years old, kids don’t sit still — and neither should their glasses. Our glasses strap for sports and everyday life keeps kids glasses securely in place through every recess adventure.
- Designed for Little Faces: These unbreakable kids glasses are made to highlight the cheerful, curious, and beautiful kids faces. Every shape and color of kids sports glasses is crafted to let your child’s personality shine.
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