TYPES OF LENSES
Single Vision
Single Vision
Single Vision
If you need glasses to see clearly either up close or far away, single vision lenses provide a consistent prescription power to correct your vision at that particular distance. They are commonly used for tasks like reading, driving, or seeing objects at a distance, depending on the individual's visual needs
Bifocals
Single Vision
Single Vision
Bifocal lenses are a specialized eyewear solution designed to address the vision needs of individuals facing challenges with distance and near vision. These lenses feature two distinct prescriptions within a single lens, making them a convenient option for those with presbyopia or other focusing difficulties. While a visible line marks th
Bifocal lenses are a specialized eyewear solution designed to address the vision needs of individuals facing challenges with distance and near vision. These lenses feature two distinct prescriptions within a single lens, making them a convenient option for those with presbyopia or other focusing difficulties. While a visible line marks the transition between prescriptions, our bifocal lenses provide reliable vision correction and comfort for your day-to-day activities.
Progressive
Single Vision
Progressive
Progressive lenses, also known as multifocal lenses, are a type of corrective eyewear that integrates multiple prescriptions into a single lens to provide clear vision at different distances. This means that the lens allows for a smooth transition from seeing objects up close (reading distance) to intermediate distances (computer or arm's
Progressive lenses, also known as multifocal lenses, are a type of corrective eyewear that integrates multiple prescriptions into a single lens to provide clear vision at different distances. This means that the lens allows for a smooth transition from seeing objects up close (reading distance) to intermediate distances (computer or arm's length) and finally to seeing objects at a distance (far away).