Our Eyewear Lenses Guide :
PRESCRIPTION TYPES
Single Vision
These lenses correct one focal area, distance, computer or reading and are what most people choose.
Progressives
These lenses provide seamless correction for all distances, far computer and reading.
If your prescription has an "ADD" value these lenses are for you.
Bifocals
These lenses have a visible line that separates the Distance area from the reading area.
Readers
Custom matched magnification for strain free reading
Sun & Designer
Replacement Lenses for Sun & Designer Eyewear (Non-Rx)
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LENS TYPES
Add Transitions, Blue Light Blocker or Polarized Sun-RX
Classic Clear
One of our most popular lens types is loaded with all of our key benefits—scratch-resistant, anti-reflective & hydrophobic treatments, plus UV protection—for no hidden add-on costs at checkout.
Blue Light Blocker - a popular favorite
Blue light is a range of wave-light emitted by the sun, led computer monitors, led phones, and other electronic screens. This filter blocks a high percentage of blue light and costs an additional $15.
Transitions - Grey, Brown, Green plus XtrActive available
This type of lenses transition from fully clear to a darker tint (choose from grey, brown, or green) when exposed to sun-light, relieving you from eye strain and reducing glare. This lens type usually adds about $55 to the total cost.
Polarized
Polarized lenses are a great option for anyone who spends time outdoors. If you’re working outdoors, especially when doing high-glare activities around water or snow, polarized lenses help reduce glare and provide additional clarity while keeping your eyes protected.
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LENS MATERIALS
Classic, Polycarbonate and high-index choices for almost every range of prescriptions
Classic CR-39
One of the highest optical quality materials and a great choice for lower prescriptions.
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Polycarbonate
The most popular option, they are lightweight and impact-resistant, the safest choice for children and people with active lifestyles.
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1.67 high-index
Recommended for anyone with a strong prescription (+/-4.0 or higher total power), 1.67 high-index lenses are up to 20% thinner than polycarbonate lenses.
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1.74 high-index
These lenses are recommended for those with especially strong prescriptions (-8.0 or higher total power). If unsure, don't worry, we will review your order and can reach out if its a good fit :)
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