HIGH INDEX LENSES

High index prescription lenses are special eyeglass lenses designed for people with high prescriptions powers. They are made of materials that bend light more efficiently than regular lenses, allowing them to be thinner and lighter. This makes them more comfortable to wear and reduces the “bug-eye” effect often seen with high power prescriptions. High index lenses also provide better clarity and reduce distortion, giving wearers clearer vision. Overall, they’re a great option for those needing strong prescriptions without the bulkiness of traditional lenses.

POLYCARBONATE LENSES

Polycarbonate lenses are a type of eyeglass lenses made from a durable and impact-resistant material called polycarbonate. They are commonly used in eyewear, especially for sports glasses, safety glasses, and children’s eyewear, due to their toughness and ability to withstand impact. Polycarbonate lenses are also lightweight, making them comfortable to wear for extended periods. Additionally, they offer built-in UV protection, shielding the eyes from harmful ultraviolet rays. Overall, polycarbonate lenses are a popular choice for those seeking durable, lightweight, and protective eyewear.

CR-39 lenses/prescription lenses

CR-39 lenses are a type of plastic eyeglass lens made from a material called allyl diglycol carbonate. They are lightweight and have good optical clarity, making them a popular choice for prescription eyewear. CR-39 lenses are affordable and widely used for regular prescription glasses, sunglasses, and fashion frames. While they are not as impact-resistant as polycarbonate lenses, they are still durable and suitable for everyday use. Additionally, CR-39 lenses can be easily tinted or coated with anti-reflective and scratch-resistant coatings to enhance their performance. Overall, CR-39 lenses offer a balance of affordability, clarity, and versatility for prescription eyewear.

Anti Reflection Coating for prescription glasses

Anti-reflection coating, also known as AR coating, is a thin layer applied to eyeglass lenses to reduce glare and reflections. This coating helps improve vision clarity by allowing more light to pass through the lenses and reach the eyes, especially in low-light conditions or when looking at digital screens.

AR coating also enhances the appearance of glasses by making the lenses nearly invisible, which can be particularly beneficial for people with high prescriptions. It reduces glare from artificial lighting, headlights, and sunlight, providing better comfort and reducing eye strain.

Overall, anti-reflection coating is a popular option for prescription glasses, offering improved vision quality, reduced glare, and enhanced aesthetics.

Blue Control lenses/Computer Glasses

Blue light control prescription lenses are designed to reduce the amount of harmful blue light emitted from digital screens, LED lights, and other sources. These lenses typically have a special coating that filters out a portion of blue light, helping to alleviate eye strain, fatigue, and discomfort associated with prolonged screen time.

By blocking excessive blue light exposure, these lenses may also promote better sleep patterns, as blue light can interfere with the body’s natural sleep-wake cycle. Additionally, some people find that blue light control lenses improve contrast and clarity, leading to sharper vision.

Overall, blue light control prescription lenses are a popular choice for individuals who spend significant amounts of time in front of digital screens and want to protect their eyes from the potential long-term effects of blue light exposure.

Polarized lenses

Polarized lenses are specialized eyewear lenses that reduce glare from reflective surfaces such as water, snow, and roads. They contain a special filter that blocks horizontal light waves while allowing vertical light waves to pass through. This filtering process eliminates glare and enhances visual clarity, contrast, and color perception.

Polarized lenses are commonly used in sunglasses for outdoor activities such as driving, fish