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Drama Oversized Blue Light Glasses — Extra Wide Frame
Drama Oversized Blue Light Glasses — Extra Wide Frame
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The Drama is our biggest frame. At 151 mm wide with large 66 mm lenses, these oversized glasses are made for wide faces, big heads and anyone who likes a bold, big frame look. Clear blue light filtering lens, no prescription, no magnification.
Most glasses are built for an average face, around 135 to 140 mm across. If regular frames pinch at your temples or look too small on you, oversized glasses fix that. The Drama gives you extra room at the sides and plenty of lens to look through.
Size and fit
| Total frame width | 151 mm (our widest) |
| Lens width | 66 mm |
| Lens height | 55 mm |
| Bridge | 24 mm |
| Temple arm | 148 mm |
| Weight | 30 g |
| Lens | Clear, non-prescription, no magnification |
Who the Drama fits
Wide faces and big heads. Our frames range from 124 mm to 151 mm, and the Drama sits at the very top. If most glasses feel tight on you, start here.
Check before you buy. Measure a pair you already own, hinge to hinge across the front. If yours are 145 mm or wider, the Drama is a good match. If yours are under 140 mm, it will likely look and feel too big. Browse our frame width guide to find your size.
Long arms. The 148 mm temple arms are among the longest we sell, so they reach comfortably behind larger ears.
Wide nose bridge. The 24 mm bridge sits comfortably on a wider nose without pinching.
What the big frame gives you
The 66 × 55 mm lenses are the largest in our range. You see through the lens whether you look at a monitor, down at a laptop or across to a second screen. Smaller frames leave gaps at the edges. The Drama doesn't.
The honest trade-off: at 30 g, it is one of our heavier frames. That is normal for big frame glasses with this much lens. If weight matters more than size, the Boreal is also wide at 146 mm, and lighter at 17.2 g.
Colours
Choose from matte black, black, silver or gold.
The lens
The lens is clear, so screen colours stay true. Wear them at your desk, for video calls or while gaming without anything turning orange. They are built for daytime screen comfort, not for sleep. See blue light glasses for sleep to learn why.
How the Drama compares with our other wide frames
| Drama | Boreal | Station | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frame width | 151 mm | 146 mm | 145 mm |
| Lens size | 66 × 55 mm | 50 × 43 mm | 65 × 46 mm |
| Weight | 30 g | 17.2 g | 21 g |
| Best for | Widest fit, biggest lens | Wide fit, light weight | Wide fit, large lens |
See the Station or the Boreal if you want a wide frame that is a little smaller.
What these are not
- Not prescription glasses. The lenses are non-prescription only. Read more in non-prescription glasses in Canada.
- Not reading glasses. There is zero magnification. See computer glasses vs reading glasses.
- Not a cure for eye strain. Here's what actually helps.
Common questions
Are oversized glasses good for wide faces?
Yes. A frame that matches your face width sits straight and doesn't press on your temples. At 151 mm, the Drama is built for wide faces and big heads.
Will big frame glasses look too big on me?
Measure a pair you own across the front. If it is under 140 mm, the Drama will probably look oversized on you, which some people like as a style. For a closer fit, browse our full range.
Are oversized glasses heavy?
Bigger lenses add weight. The Drama weighs 30 g, at the heavier end of our range. Most people find that fine for a workday. If you want something lighter, try the Boreal at 17.2 g.
Can I put my prescription in these frames?
No. They come with non-prescription lenses only. If your screen looks blurry, book an eye exam first.
How much are they?
$28.75 CAD, with free shipping across Canada. Buy a second pair and get 15% off it.
Free shipping across Canada. Find more frames in our computer glasses range.
