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Suh-Hermsen Omniglasses

Unlike conventional eyewear, Omniglasses are built entirely without hinges or screws, so there are no small parts to break or replace. The frames are 3D printed from durable, low-cost PLA plastic, keeping production affordable and scalable for medical mission use.

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Impact in the Field

Because each pair can be assembled in minutes from simple, interchangeable components, Omniglasses allow volunteer teams to fit patients with prescription-correct eyewear on the spot during medical mission trips — including outreach in Ensenada, Mexico, where hundreds of children and adults were screened and fitted. All proceeds from Omniglasses support ongoing medical mission programs.

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Adjustable nasal bridge

Omniglasses accommodate a wide range of inter-pupillary distances, fitting patients from infants to adults with one universal frame.

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Rotatable circular lenses with axial markings

Lenses can be rotated in 5-degree increments to precisely correct astigmatism at any axis, using pre-cut lenses matched to a patient's prescription.

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Adjustable nylon head strap

A flexible, 2mm extruded nylon strap replaces traditional ear temples, allowing the glasses to comfortably fit varied head and face shapes, including patients with craniofacial differences such as microtia.

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No Hinges, No Screws

A one-piece, low-maintenance design built to hold up in the field.

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One Size Fits All Design

One adjustable design fits patients of all ages — from infants to adults — thanks to the expandable nasal bridge and customizable head strap.

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