single vision
Single vision lenses are designed to help you focus on things either near (“Reading”), far (“Distance”) or at arm’s length (“Computer” or “Intermediate”).
If you need glasses to see both near and far, you may need Bifocal or Varifocal lenses.
bifocals
Bifocal lenses are designed to help you focus on things near and far. They provide a distinct separation between the distance and the reading part of the glasses, causing a visible line on the lens.
The upper part is used for seeing at a distance. The lower part is used for seeing things close up (e.g. when reading).
varifocals
Varifocal lenses are designed to help you focus on things near and far, and everything in between.
They allow you to see objects at all distances, and offer a smooth progression from long distance vision at the top of the lens, through intermediate distance in the middle portion, right through to very close objects at the bottom of the lens.
sunglasses
Sunglasses lenses feature a UV400 coating which offers 100% protection from harmful UVA and UVB rays. To further improve visual comfort and reduce eye strain, we recommend Polarised or Transitions® light adaptive lenses.
blue light
Digital Protection BlueReflect™ lenses are recommended for anyone spending a significant amount of time in front of digital devices (computer, tablet, smartphone or TV).
BlueReflect™ lenses use a special coating to help reflect a portion of the blue light emitted by digital devices and artificial light. This coating also incorporates scratch resistant and anti-glare benefits, giving you clearer vision while using digital devices.
