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Frame Only

• We will send you the frame with the lenses in the frame.


• These lenses will not have your prescription.

Single Vision Distance

• Lenses for correcting vision at a distance


• Known as nearsighted, or Myopia

Single Vision Reading

• Lenses for correcting vision up close.


• Known as farsighted, or Hyperopia

Bifocals

• Lenses for seeing at a distance & up close.


• The top of the lens is distance, separated with a line for reading at the bottom

Progressives

• Lenses for seeing at a distance, computer, & up close.


• The top of the lens is distance, the middle of the lens is computer, and the bottom is reading.

We only offer premium progressives

Polycarbonate

• Thin, light weight, & impact resistant lenses.


• Recommended Rx ranges | (+-)4.00 to (+-)6.75

Includes 99% UVA protection + scratch coatings.

1.64 High-Index

• Thinner than Polycarbonate lenses


• High definition lenses that provide great optical clarity


• Recommended Rx ranges | (+-)7.00 to (+-)12.00

Includes 99% UVA protection + scratch coatings.

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Polarized Lenses

• These lenses block harmful UV rays & protect your eyes from sunlight.


• Available in three colors.

Great for sports & driving

90 Day Warranty

• Replace your frame and or lenses up to 1 time within 90 days from order date.


• Covers damages to the lenses and or frames.

1 Year Extended Warranty

• Replace your frame and or lenses up to 1 time within 360 days from order date.


• Covers damages to the lenses and or frames.

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It's uncommon but, if you have a prism in your lenses, you will need to upload an image of your prescription. If you have a prism on your prescription you will see this symbol △

Send Your Rx Later

• We will send you an email requesting your prescription after the order is placed.

Please send the Rx as soon as you can

Enter Your PD Below

• Don't have one? No problem. Download the PD App here.


• Don't want to download the App. Get your PD yourself here.

Enter Your PD Below

If you only have one number, simply divide your number by 2 and enter the result for each eye.