Prescription Types

Single Vision:

Single vision lenses correct one field of vision. If you're near-sighted (myopic), they help you see objects that are far away, like road signs. If you're far-sighted (presbyopic), they help you see objets that are nearby, like restaurant menus.

Lined Bifocal:

Bifocals contain two focal points. The top portion of the lens is for distance vision. A small portion in the lower part of the lens contains the power required to correct your near vision. These two fields of vision are separated by a visible line. 

Progressives:

Multi-focal lenses give a seamless progression for distance, intermediate, and near vision correction. Multifocal lenses combine three focal points into one seamless lens with no visible line.

Non-Prescription:

Lenses that do not offer vision correction. These lenses can be combined with lens treatments such as blue light filters, anti-glare coating, and tinted lenses for style.

Note: All our prescription lenses come standard with premium Anti-Reflective coating. This means you get the best in anti-glare, scratch resistance, dust-dirt resistance, easy and long lasting cleanbility, and UV protection.