Hong Kong Optical Fair, is Asia's premier industry negotiation and trading platform, professional preparation, a wide range of exhibits, prestigious. Raymio Eeywear will attend HKIOF 2024, our booth number is 1C-D08. Welcome to our booth! We will bring different kinds of eyeglasses, including sunglasses, optical frames and reading glasses. They are in materials of PC, Metal, TR90, Acetate and TPEE.

SILMO France International Eyewear Exhibition is an annual professional and international exhibition event. The Paris Eyewear Exhibition in France began in 1967, has been more than 40 years of history, is one of the most important eyewear exhibitions in Europe. Raymio Eeywear has attended SILMO 2024, our booth number is F026 HALL: 6. We brought different kinds of eyeglasses, including sunglasses, optical frames and reading glasses. They are in materials of PC, Metal, TR90, Acetate and TPEE.

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