Glasses and Lenses Options

Lens Options We Carry

There are many types of lenses that are available. Your doctor and our staff will help you select the lenses that best suit your lifestyle and visual demands.

• Polycarbonate - This is an impact resistant material that is thinner than CR39 plastic lenses.

• High index - This is a thinner, lighter material that is good for high prescriptions.

• Antiglare - Antiglare lenses, also known as antireflective lenses, are important for everyone. They improve visual clarity by reducing glare from computer screens, headlights from oncoming cars, and all other sources of reflected light.

• UV protection - UV protection in glasses is important for your ocular health. It is available in both clear lenses and tinted sun lenses.

• Scratch resistance - Coatings can be applied to lenses to help resist scratches.

• Transitions - These lenses change from perfectly clear lenses indoors into sunglasses outside. The transition happens quickly helping to decrease light sensitivity.

• Prescription sunglasses - Having a dedicated pair of prescription sunglasses is beneficial for people who spend a lot of time driving or time outdoors.

• Polarized sunglasses - Polarized sunglasses filter intense reflected light from surfaces like water, snow, and roads. They come in both prescription and non prescription lenses.

• Premium progressives - These progressives lenses offer wider viewing zones and minimize peripheral distortion allowing you to see distance, intermediate, and near without distracting lines on your glasses.

• Personalized progressives - These progressive lenses are designed for your unique visual habits and face shape. They provide you with the widest, most natural fields of vision available on the market.