Lenses have to be thinned once the prescription is high. This makes them cosmetically appealing and to eliminate distortions.

We offer different versions of high index lenses ranging from thin to ultra thin lenses depending on your prescription needs. 

Yes, we can shade prescription glasses according to your desire. We can advise you with diffrent shade properties you may experience.

Yes, we carry safety standard frames and dispense safety standard prescription lenses. 

Prices may rise slightly higher than a normal pair of glasses.

Anti-reflective, or AR, is a enduring coating that when applied to the lense eliminates reflections off the lens surface. Anti-reflective coating allows more light to pass through the lens and makes your lens look invisible.

Photochromic lenses that darken automatically when exposed to ultra-violet sunlight (UV).Transitions is a brand name of a specific type of photochromatic lens that are offered to our customers. Keep in mind that most photochromic lenses do not work well while in a car.

Polarized lenses are shades that are very effective at blocking reflections of ice and water which help enhance our visual comfort while driving or participating in outdoor activities 

A progressive lens, also known as a no line bifocal, is made to provide distance, near and intermediate vision. Which helps allow you much more natural vision.

A bifocal lens provides two focal points, one for near and one for distance 

Even though we cannot see it around us ultraviolet radiation is there and is very harmful to our eyes. In order to protect out eyes form damage a good pair of sunglasses can significantly minimize the effect of UV rays. UVA does the “Aging damage; UVB does the “Burning” damage. In order to tell how protective your glasses are the UV rating should be marked on your glasses. Sunglasses with a rating of UV400 are the best and ideal as they have been tested to block out 99-100% of UVA and UVB rays. 

Improper care is the biggest leading cause of damage to your lenses and lens coatings shortening the life span of the products. Cleaning your glasses frequently to assure that dirt, perspiration and dust don’t remain on the lenses, as this leads to damage on the lens coatings. When not in use keep your glasses in a case and not on your head as even a scratch-resistant coating cannot completely protect them.   Clean them with a microfibre cloth and cleaning solution your Optician recommends as they are specially designed for eyeglasses. When the cloth is not in use keep it away from dust and other particles the may transfer and damage the lenses. In the case of travelling or the office pre-moistened towelettes made for eyeglass lenses are also a great choice.