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We use only the best lenses to provide all of YOUR needs

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Superior Clarity
The highest optical clarity of all impact resistant lens materials on the market.
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100% Anti-UV
Designed to protect you from the harshest elements wherever you take them.
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Polarizing Filter
99% polarizing efficiency resulting in the removal of harsh, irritating glare for a sharp, comfortable and vibrant view.
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Scratch Resistant
5x greater scratch resistance and durability than polycarbonate and nylon lenses

The Best of the Best in Coatings
Always Comes Standard

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What Are Multifocal Eyeglass Lenses?

If you're in your mid 40s or older, you probably have glasses with multifocal lenses, like bifocals or trifocals. These have two or more prescriptions to correct your vision. In the past, you could spot this type of lens by the line between the two sections. But today’s products often look seamless.

Bifocals.

The most common type of multifocal. The lens is split into two sections. The upper part helps with distance vision. The lower half is for near vision. They’re usually prescribed for people over 40 who can’t focus well anymore. That’s due to presbyopia, an age-related change that affects your eye's lens.

Trifocals.

These are bifocals with a third section. It sits above the bifocal portion of the lens. You look through it to see objects within arm's reach, like a computer screen.

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What Types of Lenses Are Available?

The following lenses are lighter, thinner, and more scratch-resistant than glass or the older plastic types.

Polycarbonate.

These impact-resistant lenses are a good choice if you play sports, work where your eyeglasses could easily get damaged, or have kids who are tough on their specs. They also have built-in UV protection.

Trivex

They’re made from a newer plastic that’s similar to polycarbonate lenses. They’re lightweight, thin, and impact-resistant. They may also correct vision better for some people.

High-index plastic

If you need a strong prescription, these lenses are lighter and thinner than the old-school super-thick ones you may have had in the past.

Photochromic

Sunlight changes these from clear to tinted. You may no longer need sunglasses, although they may not darken in your car if the windshield blocks UV rays. They can be either glass or plastic.
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