Build your lens
Set your prescription, choose a material, a design and the treatments. The lens on the right is drawn from the same optics your lab uses.
Minus is short-sighted, plus is long-sighted. It is the SPH number on your script.
Material
Clear optics, the everyday choice for low prescriptions.
Design
One prescription across the whole lens: distance, reading or computer.
Treatments
Edge 0.0 mm
Centre 0.0 mm
vs standard 0%
- Edge
- 0.0 mm
- Centre
- 0.0 mm
- Weight vs standard
- 100%
Worked out for a 50 mm round lens, edge or centre held at a sensible minimum. Your frame, fitting and lab change the real numbers; your branch gives you those.
Materials
- 1.50 Standard
- Clear optics, the everyday choice for low prescriptions.
- 1.59 Polycarbonate
- Impact resistant. Good for children and sport.
- 1.60 Thin
- Noticeably thinner from about 3 dioptres.
- 1.67 Extra thin
- For strong prescriptions and rimless frames.
- 1.74 Thinnest
- The slimmest edge for very strong prescriptions.
Designs
- Single vision
- One prescription across the whole lens: distance, reading or computer.
- Bifocal
- Distance above, reading in a visible segment below.
- Multifocal
- Distance, screen and reading in one lens with no line. Look down a little to read.
Treatments
- Anti-reflective
- Fewer reflections for you and the people looking at you. Easier night driving.
- Blue light filter
- Cuts part of the blue light from screens and LEDs.
- Light-reactive
- Clear indoors, darkens in the sun (photochromic, such as Transitions).
- Scratch resistant
- A hard coat for lenses that live in handbags and cubbyholes.
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