Single vision lenses vs. Progressive lensesUpdated 7 months ago

How to decide between single vision or progressive lenses in short:
Single vision lenses: You only need vision correction for one distance (either near or far).
Progressive lenses: You need correction for both near and far vision and. want the convenience of an all-in-one solution.

SINGLE VISION LENSS 
What are single vision prescription lenses?
Single vision lenses are designed to correct vision at one specific distance. These lenses are prescribed for individuals who are either nearsighted (myopic) or farsighted (hyperopic). They are the most common type of lenses and are typically used for either correcting your vision up close (reading) or at a distance (driving).

Key features:
One prescription power: The entire lens is crafted with one optical power, which helps in seeing either far or near but not both.
Simple and effective: Ideal for people who need glasses primarily for one type of vision correction.

Who needs single vision lenses?
Single vision lenses are suitable for:

• Nearsighted individuals: Those who see close objects clearly but struggle with distant vision.
• Farsighted individuals: Those who see distant objects clearly but have difficulty with close-up tasks.
• Astigmatism: Single vision lenses can also correct astigmatism, a common vision problem caused by an irregularly shaped cornea, which results in blurred vision at various distances.

Benefits of single vision lenses
Affordability: Single vision lenses are generally less expensive compared to multifocal lenses such as bifocals or progressives. 

Ease of adaptation: These lenses are straightforward and easy to get used to, making them a great choice for first-time wearers. 

Clear vision: Provide clear vision for the intended distance without any additional visual complexity.

Can I wear single vision lenses all the time?
Yes, single vision lenses can be worn all day. Whether you need them for reading, driving, or general wear, these lenses are designed to provide clear vision for your specific needs. If you experience any discomfort, consult with your optician, as you might need a specialized pair for certain activities.

PROGRESSIVE LENSES
What are progressive lenses?
Progressive lenses offer a more advanced solution for people who need multifocal correction. These lenses provide a smooth transition between different focal points—distance, intermediate, and near—without the visible lines seen in traditional bifocals or trifocals.

Key Features:
Seamless vision correction: Progressive lenses allow you to see clearly at multiple distances, making them ideal for people with presbyopia, a condition that typically develops with age, affecting the eye’s ability to focus on close objects.

All-In-One solution: These lenses eliminate the need for multiple pairs of glasses, as they can be used for reading, computer work, and driving.

Adjustment Period: Some users may need time to get used to progressive lenses, especially when it comes to finding the correct angle for near and distance vision.

Who Needs Progressive Lenses?
Progressive lenses are suitable for:

• Need Multiple Focal Corrections: If you require different prescriptions for near, intermediate, and distance vision, progressive lenses can address all your needs in one pair of glasses.
• Prefer Convenience: Those who don’t want to switch between multiple pairs of glasses for different activities will benefit from the versatility of progressive lenses.

Benefits of progressive lenses
One pair for everything: Progressive lenses offer a seamless transition between different focal points, allowing you to see clearly at all distances without needing separate glasses for each task.

Natural Vision Experience: The gradual change in prescription from top to bottom of the lens allows for a more natural viewing experience, closely mimicking how the eye naturally adjusts focus.

Aesthetically Pleasing: Without the visible lines of bifocals or trifocals, progressive lenses have a modern and sleek appearance, making them a stylish choice.

TYPES OF LENSES 
Optics (clear glasses)
We offer standard, premium or premium+ lenses for our optics models. The main difference is the thickness of the lenses in which standard are the thickest and premium+ the thinnest.

Sunglasses
We offer standard and premium lenses. Both comes with full UV protection and the thickness is the same. The main difference is the coatings: Our premium lenses has improved and more advanced coatings which enhances comfort.

Colours
All our prescription sunglasses lenses will be tinted in the same color as your chosen model colorway. Single vision lenses cannot be made with gradient lenses and will be made with solid color.

How to order prescription lenses

1. Choose your model and colourway: Browse our wide selection of stylish frames and choose the one that suits your style and comfort.
2. Choose "ADD PRESCRIPTION" button on the model you want.
3. Choose between single vision or progressive glasses
4. Select lens type: Choose the type of lenses that fits your lifestyle and vision needs.
5. Enter your prescription details accurately or upload a photo of your prescription. 
6. Place your order: Complete the checkout process, and your custom prescription glasses will be on their way!