Lenses

Optical, not decorative

Start with single vision if you are correcting myopia. Move up an index as the numbers grow. Progressives and light-adaptive tints sit on top of the same shop flow.

What we need from the Rx

Sphere (SPH) for myopia is usually a minus number. Cylinder and axis if there is astigmatism. Add for progressives. PD so the optical center matches your eyes. A clear photo of the paper is enough if you’d rather not type.

Choose a frame first

Myopia & hyperopia$6.81

Single vision

One prescription across the lens. The usual choice for distance myopia.

1.50 indexScratch-resistant coatUV filterBasic anti-reflective

Higher prescriptions$13.75

Thin single vision

1.67 high-index. Thinner and lighter when the sphere is stronger.

1.67 high-indexPremium anti-reflectiveScratch-resistantUV filter

Strong myopia$20.69

Ultra-thin single vision

1.74 index for prescriptions that typically sit beyond ±4.00.

1.74 ultra-indexPremium anti-reflectiveEdge polishUV filter

Distance to near$24.86

Progressive

No-line multifocal for seeing far, screens, and close work in one pair.

Digital progressive1.61 indexPremium anti-reflectiveUV filter

Screens$10.97

Blue-assist

Single vision with a mild blue-light filter. Clear indoors, easier on late work.

1.60 indexBlue-light filterAnti-reflectiveScratch-resistant

Indoor to outdoor$17.92

Light-adaptive

Lenses that tint in sunlight and clear indoors. Still fully optical.

Photochromic tint1.61 indexPremium anti-reflectiveUV filter