Online Guide
What are Photochromic Lenses ?
What you need to know about Transitions and light-responsive lenses? Photochromic lenses stay clear indoors and darken when exposed to UV rays from sunlight. Some other names for these lenses...
What are Photochromic Lenses ?
What you need to know about Transitions and light-responsive lenses? Photochromic lenses stay clear indoors and darken when exposed to UV rays from sunlight. Some other names for these lenses...
Terms of Your Glasses
Lenses are the transparent pieces that you look through when wearing glasses. They’re customized to your prescription, which means that they refract light in a way that corrects your vision...
Terms of Your Glasses
Lenses are the transparent pieces that you look through when wearing glasses. They’re customized to your prescription, which means that they refract light in a way that corrects your vision...
How to Choose Lenses of Glasses Online
Lenses are the most important part of your eyeglasses because they help correct your eyes and provide clear vision. The lens type you choose is quite important to your comfort...
How to Choose Lenses of Glasses Online
Lenses are the most important part of your eyeglasses because they help correct your eyes and provide clear vision. The lens type you choose is quite important to your comfort...
How to read my prescription?
What Does All This Mean? How To Read Your Eyeglass Prescription. So you visit your Optometrist (OD) or Ophthalmologist (OMD) and are told you need eyeglasses. They hand you a...
How to read my prescription?
What Does All This Mean? How To Read Your Eyeglass Prescription. So you visit your Optometrist (OD) or Ophthalmologist (OMD) and are told you need eyeglasses. They hand you a...
How to Measure your Pupillary Distance
Your PD is an important factor in ensuring that the center of each lens goes directly over your pupils. For people with high-powered lenses, this is especially important.
How to Measure your Pupillary Distance
Your PD is an important factor in ensuring that the center of each lens goes directly over your pupils. For people with high-powered lenses, this is especially important.