Choose Frames

Purchasing eyeglasses online starts with choosing your frames. This is usually the most time-consuming part of the process, as it involves the most personal choice. If you already have a frame in mind, you can type it in the search bar and find the color you want. If you don't have a frame in mind, choosing your frames is a little easier when you keep the following things in mind:

Frame Shape

You are likely well aware of the most and least flattering clothing styles on your body. You can say the same thing about eyewear. Certain frame shapes will compliment your features, while others may emphasize the wrong attributes. The good news is you can usually predict the best frames for your face using your face shape.

Frame Size

A too-narrow frame will tend to make your face look wider, while a too-wide frame will make your face look narrower. While you may choose an over- or under-sized set of frames for stylistic reasons, it is generally best to find a pair of frames that fits you well. To this end, you will want properly sized frames. If you have an old pair of glasses, this will be fairly easy, all frames come with measurements one the temple arm.

Frame Color

Frame color is the last thing to consider when choosing a set of frames, but it can be one of the most important things in determining the style and overall look of your new eyewear. This is all up to your keen eye and deciding what looks best on you. Most frames come in several colors so you will never feel trapped in choosing one color on a frame you love.

Prescription

Once you have selected the types of frames and lenses you want in your glasses, the next step is customizing your frames and lenses to your unique specifications with your prescription. To learn more, check out our guides.

OD is short for the Latin term oculus dexter which means right eye.

OS is an abbreviation of the Latin oculus sinister which means left eye. You’ll often see this terms on eyeglass prescriptions.

Sphere: The sphere (SPH) on your prescription indicates the lens power you need to see clearly. A minus (-) symbol next to this number means you’re nearsighted, and a plus (+) symbol means the prescription is meant to correct farsightedness.

Cylinder: The cylinder (CYL) number indicates the lens power needed to correct astigmatism. If this column is blank, it means you don’t have an astigmatism.

Axis: An axis number will also be included if you have an astigmatism. This number shows the angle of the lens that shouldn’t feature a cylinder power to correct your astigmatism.

Pupillary Distance (PD)

PD, or pupillary distance, refers to the distance in millimeters between the center of one pupil to the center of the other. Having a correct PD on your glasses prescription ensures that you are looking through the ideal spot in your lenses. If this number was not provided on your prescription by your eye care professional, you can measure it yourself.

Measure PD yourself

1. Place the ruler directly over the center of your right pupil so that the ruler is horizontal. Place against forehead for added stability. Stand in front of a mirror, or ask someone else to measure for you.

2. While looking straight ahead, measure the distance from the center of your right pupil to the center of your left pupil.

3. Repeat a couple of times for an accurate PD and use the average pupillary distance for your final measurement.

Select Lenses

While the look of your glasses is important, their functionality is crucial. The quality and features of your lenses contribute most to your satisfaction with your eyewear, and you should pay particularly close attention to the options available to you. The lens thickness you choose is an important first step. Check out our lens index page for more info on this. Some of the things to keep in mind when placing an order for RX glasses include:

Visual Needs

The most important part of choosing your lenses is selecting the right ones for your visual needs. Depending on your eyes and your personal needs, you may require single-vision or multi-vision lenses, as prescribed by your optometrist.

Coatings

Once you have determined the right lenses for your visual needs, the next step is choosing the right kinds of coatings for your lifestyle. Anti-scratch, anti-reflection, water-repellant, and UV protective coatings are just a few of the options available to you to protect your eyes and your glasses from the elements and your daily wear and tear. If you are buying sunglasses, there are even more choices such as tint, gradient and reflective lenses.

Our high quality Eyeglasses Lenses

CRAFTED WITH CARE

Here's everything you need to know about the premium eyeglass lenses we offer. From practical lens coatings to the different vision-correction options available, your lenses are the heart and soul of your eyewear.

You see the world through your lenses, so it's important to find the right ones for your vision needs. Check out our vast selection of glasses lenses to accommodate your prescription needs.

These lenses are designed to help you see clearly. Whether you are nearsighted, farsighted, or suffer from presbyopia. prescription lenses will keep your vision sharp.

Distance Single Vision Prescription Lenses

Distance, General use lenses for seeing things far away. Single Vision Distance Lenses are needed when things up close appear clear, while things further away look blurry. Traditional, transparent lenses perfect for everyday use. Clear lenses are great for any occasion, whether its everyday eyewear youre after or a new stylish pair.

lf you are nearsighted, indicated by a (-) on your prescription, these are the lenses for you. Choose high index lenses If your prescription is stronger.

These lenses are designed to help you see clearly. Whether you are nearsighted or farsighted, this prescription lenses will keep your vision sharp.

Reading Glasses Lenses

To see near easily! Reading glasses allow you to enjoy your favourite novels, newspapers and magazines in perfect clarity, without eyestrain or discomfort. You'll find it easier to focus with our fabulous collection of reading glasses.

Available in a wide range of styles, you can get a pair that flatters your unique style and face shape. Easily customize the power that your eyes need at a closer range when choosing from our wide selection of 2000+ styles.

If you are farsighted, indicated by a (+) on your prescription, you are looking for this type of lens. Eyewear with this type of prescription are also known as reading glasses.

Blue Light Lenses

ldeal for using digita devices!

Have you ever felt a bit of a headache after spending hours in front of your laptop or phone? Blue light lenses can help reduce eye fatigue and increase comfort, so your eyes dont have to work so hard to focus, especially during long hours of digital screen time.

Whether you are working on your computer, getting lost in a great e-book, or bingeing a long-awaited series, you can enjoy clear, comfortable vision.

Blue light lenses filter out potentially harmful blue light emitted from digital screens. Studies show blue light can disrupt sleep and cause eyestrain. Keep your eyes safe and comfortable. This is a great choice for anyone who spends a lot of time in front of screens.

What is Blue Light?

Contrary to UV light, blue light is emitted all around us, every day both indoors and oudoors, from the screens on our digital device to the sun as the biggest source. Extended exposure to certain wavelengths may cause eye fatigue and discomfort, but dont worry! Our blue light filtering glasses and computer screen glasses can reduce your exposure to potentially harmful blue light.

*Disclaimer: Harmful blue-violet light is between 415-455nm.

Photochromic Lenses

Move between indoors and outdoors!

Photochromic lenses block 100% of harmful ultraviolet rays. They automatically adapt to changes in the light conditions, making your eyes more comfortable, especially if you are sensitive to light.

These lenses turn dark as soon as you step outside, responding to increased exposure to daylight. When you go indoors, they'll fade back to be entirely clear, allowing you to have clear, protected vision wherever you are. Get the most out of Photochromic lenses to protect your eyes throughout the day.

How do Photochromic Lenses work?

Photochromic lenses are fuly clear indoors and automaticaly darken outdoors in seconds, By otimizina the amount of licht your eves receive, it help reduce lare, eye fatique, and strain to create more efortless sight. Also block 100% of U rays and protect against potentialy harmful blue light from digital screens and bright sun.

Multifocal Lenses ( Bifocal Lenses and Progressive Lenses)

Effortlessly see near, intermediate, and far

Progressive glasses enses are designed for people with presbyopia. They are a modern solution that enables better vision at every distance without the visible line that cuts across the center of bifocal or trifocal lenses.

With multiple prescriptions in one lens, there is no longer a need to switch glasses between activities like reading, driving, or working at the computer. Take advantage of progressives and enjoy a more versatile pair of glasses.

BifocalLenses

Bifocals feature two distinct prescriptions, with a line separating them across the middle of the lens. These are the most common type of multifocal lenses.

Progressive Lenses

These multifocal lenses gradually change from near to farsighted vision correcfion as you move up the lens, providing more complete vision correction than standard bifocal lenses.

Anti-Fatigue Lenses

Plus, no additional prescription is required!

Experiencing eye strain? Some activities - think: screen-scrolling, note-taking, or reading a page-furner - require intense focus. Enter anti-fafigue lenses: glasses designed to support the demandsof modern life.

Anti-fatique lenses feature a small boost of power designed to lessen eye strain by helping the eyes transition from far to near. This boost is seamlessly integrated into a single vision lens - no bifocal lines.

These lenses are ideal for pursuits that require sustained, up-close attention, like gaming, drawing, composing music, or working from home.

DriveSafe Lenses

Lenses for driving, see clearly, drive safely.

Good vision is crucial to safe driving. With the right lenses, you can cut glare from the sun and headlights. Reduces glare at night, achieve the optimum driving experience, day or night.

It is very good for driver!

Anti-Fogging Lenses

Plus, no additional prescription is required!

Have you found that your glasses now mist up when wearing your mask at the same time? This happens when the temperafure changes from hot to cold, and can occur both outside and indoors. The heat from your breath under your mask can cause your lenses to steam up, usually because the lens surface is cold. Fog resistant lenses, avoid getting steamed up. A fog resistant lens will give you long-lasting fog-free vision, whatever the conditions. The benefits is daily protection against fog and harmful UV light, and scratch-resistant, dust repellent.

Student Myopic Control Lenses

Myopic control lenses, reduce myopia progression and axial elongation, only for student, Special myopia control lens designs work by changing how light focuses on the retina. It will slow myopia progression may keep your child from developing high myopia. High myopia can lead to sight-threatening problems later in life.