Pre-owned eyewear evidence
Eyewear can look clean in a front photo while the temples are uneven, hinges are loose, lenses are scratched or nose pads have been replaced. Intake must also separate visible tint or a printed marking from verified UV, polarization, prescription or material performance.
Direct answer
Assign an item ID and photograph front, back, sides, top, bridge, hinges, temples, tips, nose pads and both lenses under reflected and transmitted light. Record frame and lens measurements, displayed markings, alignment and normal hinge movement without forcing adjustment. Describe scratches, chips, coating damage and repairs by side. Publish UV, polarization, prescription, lens material and authenticity statements only when item-specific evidence or qualified testing supports them.
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Capture item ID, displayed brand and model, color, frame shape and visible size markings. Measure lens width, bridge, temple and overall frame using a stated method. Do not claim frame or lens material from appearance alone.
Take straight front and back views, both sides, top and folded position on a level reference. Add close views of bridge, rims, hinges, temples, tips and nose pads. Photograph markings legibly while considering public redaction where misuse is possible.
Place the frame on a level surface and observe rocking, temple height, bridge twist and lens seating. Open and close both temples normally and record looseness, stiffness or noise. Do not heat or bend the frame during intake.
Record scratches, dents, plating loss, discoloration, cracks, stress whitening, loose screws, solder or repair marks, pad condition and tip wear by exact location. Separate cosmetic wear from damage that may affect safe use.
Use reflected light to show coating marks and transmitted light against a neutral background to show scratches, chips, haze, delamination or internal stress. Record left and right separately. A camera may not capture every defect, so pair photos with notes.
Do not infer UV protection, polarization, prescription power, filter category or lens material from tint, marketing name or a printed symbol. Obtain item-specific documentation or qualified measurement and disclose the method, date and limits when making such claims.
List case, cloth, box, papers and replacement parts separately. Record cleaning and repairs. Before dispatch, compare the physical frame, lens condition, measurements and included items with the listing and final photos.
Reusable buyer brief
Item ID, displayed brand/model and source: Visible size markings and measured dimensions: Frame color, shape and verified material: Front/back/side/top/folded photo references: Bridge, rims, temples, tips and pad condition: Hinge movement, screws and repair signs: Alignment, rocking and lens seating: Left lens reflected/transmitted-light findings: Right lens reflected/transmitted-light findings: UV/polarization/prescription evidence or omission: Included case, cloth, box and other items: Cleaning, final listing check and approval:
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Before you send the request
Inspect measurements, alignment, bridge, rims, hinges, temples, tips, pads and each lens under reflected and transmitted light, plus repairs and included items.
Not from tint alone. Use item-specific documentation or qualified testing and disclose the method; otherwise limit the listing to visible color and condition.
Record arrival condition first. Any adjustment or repair should be authorized, documented and photographed afterward so the item's history remains visible.
Use consistent reflected and transmitted light, photograph each lens separately and add written location notes because some scratches appear only at certain angles.
Keep the request specific
Tint and visible markings are observations, not performance evidence. When UV, polarization or prescription information matters, use qualified item-specific review and state the method. Otherwise publish the visible lens color and condition only.
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MINJI separates observable frame and lens condition from optical performance, material and authenticity claims. The page requires item-specific evidence for UV, polarization and prescription statements and does not approve them from tint or printed markings.
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