If the wearer's lashes rub against the back of the lenses, what adjustment should the dispenser consider?

When lashes are rubbing against the back of the lenses, adjusting the nose pads closer together can effectively change the angle at which the glasses sit on the wearer's face. This adjustment raises the front of the lenses slightly, creating more space for the lashes and thus preventing them from coming into contact with the lenses.

By bringing the nose pads closer together, the fit of the glasses may shift, allowing the lenses to clear the lash line more comfortably. This is a practical adjustment that can often resolve the issue without the need for more drastic measures like remaking the glasses.

The other options, while they might seem reasonable in some contexts, do not address the specific issue of lashes hitting the lenses as effectively as adjusting the nose pads closer together.