Lenses guide

Choose your most suitable lenses
Single Vision

Single vision lenses provide the same prescription strength across the entire lens and are used for correcting a single field of vision - either near or distance. These lenses offer a sharp, clear focus in one area of vision.

  • Best for: People who only need glasses for reading or distance.
  • Available in: Standard, Thin, and Ultra-Thin Materials
 Bifocal Lenses

Bifocals are designed with two distinct viewing areas: one for distance and one for near vision. The upper part is for distance vision, and the lower part contains the reading prescription.

  • Best for: People with presbyopia (age-related near vision loss).
  • Visible Line: Yes, there is a noticeable dividing line.
 Progressive Lenses

Progressive lenses provide a smooth transition between distance, intermediate, and near vision, without any visible lines.

  • Best for: People with presbyopia who want a seamless, more natural correction.
  • Advantages: No visual lines and multiple vision zones.
 Photochromic Lenses (Transition)

Photochromic lenses automatically adjust to changes in light. They darken in bright sunlight and become clear indoors.

  • Best for: People who want glasses that can adapt to different lighting conditions.
  • UV Protection: Yes, with a built-in feature.
Single Vision
Bifocal Lenses
Progressive Lenses
Photochromic Lenses (Transition)

Lenses guide

Choose your most suitable lenses
High-Index Lenses

High-index lenses are thinner and lighter than traditional lenses, making them ideal for those with strong prescriptions. They are less bulky, more comfortable, and more aesthetically appealing.

  • Best for: People with strong prescriptions.
  • Benefit: Lightweight and slim.
 Anti-Reflective (AR) Coated Lenses

An AR coating reduces reflections on the lenses, which makes your glasses look clearer and more transparent. It also improves vision by minimizing glare from computer screens and bright lights.

  • Best for: People who drive at night or work on computers frequently.
  • Benefit: Reduces glare and provides a clearer appearance.
 Blue Light Blocking Lenses

Blue light lenses filter harmful blue light emitted by screens and artificial lighting. These lenses are designed to reduce eye strain, especially for those who spend a lot of time on digital devices.

  • Best for: Computer users, gamers, and smartphone users.
  • Benefit: Reduces eye fatigue and improves sleep quality.
High-Index Lenses
Anti-Reflective (AR) Coated Lenses
Blue Light Blocking Lenses