Eyeglasses & Frames

Learn about lens types, frame styles, and eyewear technology. Our opticians help you choose the right combination during an in-store eye exam and frame consultation.

Understanding Lens Types

Prescription lenses are selected during your in-store eye exam based on your vision needs and lifestyle. The guide below explains each lens category — no online ordering required.

Single vision eyeglass lenses
Most Common

Single Vision

One uniform prescription power across the entire lens — the most widely prescribed lens type.

  • Corrects nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism at one distance
  • Options for distance, reading, or computer-focused correction
  • Simple design with the widest field of clear vision

Best for: Anyone needing clear vision at a single focal distance

Progressive multifocal lenses
Multifocal

Progressive Lenses

Seamless multifocal lenses that transition smoothly from distance to intermediate to near — with no visible lines.

  • Three viewing zones in one lens for all-day versatility
  • No telltale bifocal line for a more youthful appearance
  • Ideal for presbyopia when you need vision at multiple distances

Best for: Adults with presbyopia who want one pair for every activity

Plano non-prescription glasses
Non-Prescription

Plano Glasses

Non-prescription lenses with zero optical power — worn for style, blue-light filtering, or UV protection.

  • Fashion-forward frames without corrective power
  • Blue light and anti-reflective coating options available
  • UV protection for outdoor and screen use

Best for: People with clear natural vision who want protection or style

Bifocal lenses with distance and near zones
Dual Zone

Bi-Focals

Two distinct prescription zones in one lens — distance correction on top and reading power on the bottom, separated by a visible line.

  • Clear, defined zones for distance and near tasks
  • Easier to adapt to than progressive lenses for some wearers
  • Cost-effective multifocal option with reliable performance

Best for: Patients who need separate distance and reading correction and prefer defined zones

Anti-fatigue lenses for screen use
Digital Comfort

Anti-Fatigue

Single-vision lenses with a subtle near-vision boost in the lower portion to ease eye strain during extended screen time.

  • Reduces digital eye strain without full progressive lenses
  • Supports comfortable focus between screens and distance
  • Helps maintain healthier posture during desk work

Best for: Adults 18–45 who spend 4+ hours daily on digital devices

Not sure which lens is right for you? Read our eyeglasses guide or book an eye exam and our opticians will recommend the best option for your prescription and daily routine.

Lens Experience at a Glance

Visualize how each lens performs before you step into the exam room. These quick graphics highlight coverage, focal flow, and protective layers.

Single

Single Vision Coverage

One focal point for distance, reading, or screen work. Clean, uniform power across the entire lens.

Progressive

Progressive Flow

Seamless corridor transitions from distance to near, ideal for multifocal wearers who want invisible zones.

Zero-Power

Zero-Power Protection

Plano and specialty lenses that block blue light or UV without changing your prescription.

Why Choose Our Eyeglasses?

Premium Lenses

High-quality lenses with anti-scratch, anti-glare, and UV protection coatings.

Designer Frames

Curated selection of premium brands and exclusive designer collections.

Warranty Included

All glasses come with our comprehensive warranty for your peace of mind.

Perfect Fit

Expert fitting and adjustments to ensure maximum comfort and style.

Popular Frame Styles

Aviator Frames

Aviator

Round Frames

Round

Rectangular Frames

Rectangular

Cat Eye Frames

Cat Eye

Eyeglasses Guide

Not sure where to start? Our comprehensive guide walks you through choosing the right frames for your face shape, understanding your prescription, and learning about lens options.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about prescriptions, lens coatings, or frame sizing? Find answers to all your eyeglasses questions.

Visit Us for Expert Guidance

Eyewear is fitted in person. Schedule an eye exam and frame consultation — our opticians will help you find lenses and frames that look great and feel comfortable.