Single vision lenses are corrective lenses that correct vision for a single distance, such as near or far. They are commonly used to treat nearsightedness (myopia) and farsightedness (hyperopia).
Conventional Single Vision
Freeform Digital Single Vision
Lenticular Single Vision
Ready Reader Glasses
Focal lenses contain two optical powers to accommodate clear vision for both near and far. The lens is divided into two segments, the top of the lens contains the distance vision prescription, while the bottom of the lens contains the near vision prescription.
Round top Bifocal (Kryptok)
D Bifocal
Free line Bifocal
Wide read Bifocal
Executive Bifocal
Blended Bifocal
Lenticular Bifocal
D Trifocal
Ready Plano Bi-focal Glasses
Progressive lenses are multifocal lenses that correct your vision. “Multifocal” means they have more than one area of focus so you can see clearly at varying distances. They can help you see up-close tasks like reading, middle-distance tasks like watching TV and far-distance tasks like driving, all while wearing the same pair of glasses.
Basic Progressive Lens
Advanced Progressive Lens
Nextgen Progressive Lens
Personalized progressive Lens
Ready Progressive Glasses
Occupational lenses are designed for close to intermediate tasks such as reading, writing and screen-work. These lenses can be either 'office' or 'computer' varifocal lenses which differ in their focal capacities, allowing you to see clearly at any distance at arm's distance and closer.
Drive
Office
Sports
Pilot
Anti Fatigue
Myopia Management Lenses (MyoSol)
Children Digital Progressive Lenses (Hi-Pro)
