There are many types of lenses that can go in your glasses. Below is a lost of some of those lenses. Our optical staff will help you choose the lens option that is right for you.
Single Vision - this all-purpose lens is available in all materials and provides vision correction for one viewing area. The corrected area can be for far or near distance.
Multifocals - are used when you require correction for both distance and near viewing areas in one single pair of glasses. These are available as: no-line progressives, bifocals and trifocals.
No-line progressives:are designed to allow you to see at a distance, intermediate, and near with no lines or sections. The absence of a line makes this lens the most desirable cosmetically. We offer a "non-adapt" policy for our progressive first time wearers.
Bifocals: procide both far and near forrection in one lens. A visible line divides the two areas providing a visible segment for new viewing.
Trifocals: are a variation of the bifocals. This (visible) double-line lens provides you with a correction in three areas: distance, intermediate and near.
Specialty Lenses are specialized lenses that can be used for work and/or play. Some types include: Industrial, Computer and Sport lenses.
Industrial or Occupational lenses are customized lenses that can be made for almost any occupation, hobby, visual, or safety requirements. Your lifestyle information will help us decide which lens is best for you.
Computer lenses are designed to provide the best vision for you while working at the computer. These are ideal for people who work at a computer at least two hours per day. These lenses combine a veriety of features including anti-reflective coatings and special filters.
Sport lenses improve safety and performance and enhance your enjoyment. They come in a variety of colors, designs and treatments. Impact resistance and light weight are key considerations with these types of lenses.
