Understand Your Lenses
A clear guide to help you choose the right lenses for your frames, from vision types to protective coatings.
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Vision Type (Use For)
Single Vision / Plano
The most common lens type. It features one single prescription throughout the entire lens, perfect for distance, reading, or fashion (Plano).
Progressive Multifocal
"No-line" multifocals that provide a seamless transition between near and far vision. Ideal for people with presbyopia.
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Refractive Index (Thickness)
Choosing the right index ensures your glasses are as light and aesthetic as possible.
| Your Diopters | Recommended Index |
|---|---|
| > -4.00 (Mild) | 1.60 High Index Lighter and more durable than standard. |
| ≤ -4.00 (Strong) | 1.67 Ultra-High Index Best for keeping high prescriptions thin. |
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Lens Options & Treatments
Enhance your visual experience with coatings tailored to your environment.
Clear Lenses
Crystal clear everyday vision.Anti-blue Light
Perfect for screen users.Photochromic
Darkens in sunlight.Tint Lenses
Solid, Gradient, or Polarized.
All eyeglass lenses offered on this website feature abrasion and scratch resistance, UV protection, and multi-layer anti-reflective coatings; some lenses also come with oil-repellent and hydrophobic coatings.