What should I bring to a smart-glasses fitting appointment?
Bring the exact product and lens-option information, the prescription details requested by the fitter, and a short sample of the text or task you expect to use. The appointment should cover the assembled wearing experience.
Make your intended use visible
Take a simple example with names, numbers and normal punctuation rather than rely only on a large showroom message. Explain whether you expect brief cues or longer reading. Those tasks can expose different problems even in the same frame.
Ask how to assess center and edge visibility with the intended correction, and how approved adjustments are made later. Keep the fitting and product-service information with the purchase. A clear record is useful if the delivered configuration differs from the one discussed at the appointment.