• No-Line Progressives are designed to allow you to see at distance (driving a vehicle), intermediate (looking at the dash board), and near (reading a map) with no lines or sections.  The absence of bifocal lines makes this lens the most desirable cosmetically.  You will also enjoy continuous vision from far to near with this lens design.
• Bifocals provide both far and near correction in one lens.  A visible line divides the two areas providing a visible segment for near viewing.
• Trifocals are a variation of the bifocals.  This double-line lens provides you with correction in three areas - distance, intermediate, and near.

Aspheric Lenses: Aspheric optics reduce the effect of your eyes looking larger or smaller behind your glasses.  Plus, the image remains more clear when you look through the sides of the lenses.  These lenses are also thinner and lighter.

Specialty Lenses - for work and play

Industrial/occupational lenses: Special occupational designs help us to customize lenses for almost any occupation, hobby, visual or safety requirement.  Your lifestyle information will help us understand how you use your eyes and identify visual needs.

Computer lenses: If you work on the computer for hours at a time, you may benefit from computer lenses.  These lenses are custom designed to provide the best vision for you while working at the computer.

Sports Lenses: Improve safety and performance and enhance your enjoyment.  Sports lenses come in a variety of colors, designs and treatments.  Impact resistance and light weight are key considerations.

Lens Treatments - features you should consider

UV Protection: The sun's ultraviolet rays pose potential harm to your eyes.  We recommend UV protection on all our lenses.  UV filters for your lenses accomplish the same thing as sunscreen does for your skin - shield your eyes from harmful UV rays.  UV protection is a "must-have" for adults and children to promote long-term eye health.

Scratch resistant coating: This treatment is highly recommended to protect your lenses from every day wear-and-tear.  Protecting your lens surface prolongs the usefulness of your lenses and protects your investment in good vision.

Anti-glare:  This is a special treatment that reduces distracting reflections.  The results are: more transmitted light, better quality of vision, improved night vision, and reduced eye fatigue.  Great for working on the computer and driving at night, these lenses also offer a cosmetically appealing "invisible lens look" that makes the lenses "disappear" and shows your eyes more clearly.

Adjustable Tint Lenses: These lenses darken in the sunlight, and lighten indoors.  Improved technology provides you with lenses that are virtually clear indoors and as dark as sunglasses outside, and protects you from harmful UV.

Lens Materials - what's best for your prescription and lifestyle

Plastic: Plastic lenses are lighter than glass lenses and can be tinted to almost any color and shade.

High-Index: Advancements in technology continue to give us thinner and lighter lenses for your stronger prescriptions.  These lenses offer comfort and cosmetics without compromise.

Polycarbonate: Polycarbonate lenses are good for two reasons: comfort, because of their incredible light weight; and safety, due to their high impact resistance.  We recommend these for children, teens, active adults, occupational safety, and anyone who needs superior protection.

Glass: Glass offers superior optics and is the most scratch-resistant material available.  However, glass can shatter, is heavy, and may not be an option for many frame styles.

Sun Lenses

Polarized Lenses: These are the best option for eliminating glare.  Hunters, boaters, fishermen, golfers, and drivers are just a few who can benefit from polarized lens' glare-blocking properties.  Any surface can create glare in sunlight, especially water, snow, sand, windows, vehicles, and buildings.  Polarization eases eye strain and fatigue in bright sunlight.

Tinted Lenses: Tints for sun lenses are usually medium to dark shades.  They can be solid or gradient, and are available in almost any color.

Mirrored Lenses: Mirrored coatings provide a reflective surface that makes the eye almost invisible to others, while keeping your eyes protected from glare.