Learn about the latest lens materials and enhancements.

Lenses Designed for the Way You See

Whether you're nearsighted, farsighted, or need help at multiple distances, we'll match your lenses to how you use your eyes every day.

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SINGLE VISION

Corrects vision at distance, computer, or reading. Simple and lightweight.

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LINED BIFOCAL OR TRIFOCAL

Vision at two (or three) distances of your choice. Can be made for distance/near, computer/near, driving/dashboard etc. There is a visible line between the different powers.

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PROGRESSIVE

Seamless vision at distance, intermediate, and near—no visible lines. Ideal for patients with presbyopia. Excellent for dynamic use of vision and everyday multitasking.

Choosing the Right Lens Material

Lens material affects thickness, weight, and impact resistance. We’ll help you balance comfort, durability, and appearance.

Plastic (CR‑39) Polycarbonate Trivex Hi‑Index (1.67 / 1.74)
Good Optical Quality Good Optical Quality Very Clear Optical Quality Good Optical Quality
Standard Weight Light‑weight Light‑weight Lightest weight
Standard Thickness Thin Thin Thinnest
No Built‑in UV Protection Built‑in UV Protection Built‑in UV Protection Usually Built‑in UV Protection
Standard Impact Resistance Very Impact Resistant Very Impact Resistant Standard to Good Impact Resistance
Best For Everyday wear, lower prescriptions Best For Kids, safety eyewear, active lifestyles Best For Rimless/drill‑mount frames, active wearers Best For Higher prescriptions, thinner flattering profile

Lens Coatings That Make a Difference

Explore popular coating types and how they solve common challenges of wearing glasses. Advanced coatings like Ex4+ and Recharge combine multiple protective qualities in one treatment.

Not Sure Which Lenses You Need?

You don't have to choose alone. We'll discuss how you use your eyes at work, at home, and on screens, then recommend the lens designs, materials, and coatings that make sense for you.