OPTICAL LENSES
Prescription Lenses Type
Single Vision Lenses
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Lenses with a uniform prescription across the entire surface, used to correct either nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism.
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Bifocal Lenses
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Lenses with two distinct optical powers, separated by a visible line, designed to help people see clearly at both near and far distances.​​
Progressive Lenses
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Lenses that offer multiple prescription zones in one lens allow for clear vision at varying distances—near, intermediate, and far. Instead of a distinct line, progressive lenses provide a gradual transition between powers.
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Occupational Lenses
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Occupational lenses, such as relax lenses and office lenses, are designed to enhance visual comfort during specific tasks or environments. They reduce eye strain and improve focus for near and intermediate activities like reading, phone, and computer work.​​
Lens Add-ons
Multi-coat
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Protective coatings that enhance durability, clarity, and comfort. These coatings help reducing glare, improving vision, and making the lenses easier to clean and maintain.
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Anti-scratch
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Special coatings, such as HOYA Hi-Vision Meiryo Diamond Finish and ZEISS DuraVision Gold UV, add a durable layer to lenses, keeping lenses clearer for longer by resisting scratches from cleaning, drops, or daily use.
Blue-light Control
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Coating designed to reduce the impact of blue light emitted by digital screens, helping to alleviate digital eye strain and improving comfort during extended screen use
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Do blue light lenses work?
While scientific evidence has not definitively confirmed the harm of blue light, there are cases where blue light may potentially disrupt sleep patterns, and contribute to eye fatigue.
To inquire about blue light lenses, book an eye test today and discuss your options with a professional. ​​
Tinted and Transition Lenses
Tinted Lenses
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Lenses with a color or shade applied to reduce the overall brightness and improve contrast, making them ideal for reducing glare in certain lighting conditions.
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Polarized Lenses
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Polarized lenses feature a special coating that blocks glare from reflective surfaces like water, roads, or snow. Compared to tinted lenses, polarized lenses provide superior glare protection, enhancing visual clarity and comfort in bright, reflective environments.​​
Transition Lenses
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Adaptive lenses that automatically darken when exposed to sunlight and clear up indoors or in low-light conditions. This convenient feature helps protect your eyes from harmful UV rays while offering a transition between indoor and outdoor environments, eliminating the need for separate prescription sunglasses.
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