Every frame ships with single-vision lenses, anti-scratch coating, and UV protection at no charge. Add-ons (high-index, blue-light, light-responsive, progressive) live below — pick what you want and watch the live total update on the right.
For one-distance prescriptions (near OR far). CR-39 plastic, anti-scratch, UV protection.
1.67 high-index lenses (40% thinner) + anti-reflective + blue-light filter. For Rx above ±3.50 D.
Distance + intermediate + reading in one lens. Free-form digital surfacing for sharp vision in all zones.
Wider intermediate corridor, 1.67 high-index, AR + blue-light. The best progressive we make.
Single-vision reading lenses for close work. Skip if you already have distance glasses.
Indoor / outdoor tint that activates within 60 seconds. Available with any lens type above.
Permanent sunglasses tint. Pick gray, brown, or green. Polarization optional (+$30).
Polarized sunglasses lenses for water, driving and snow. Cuts 99% of glare.
Hard top-coat that resists everyday wear. Already included on every lens.
Eliminates reflections that show up in photos and on Zoom calls. Strongly recommended.
Filters 35% of high-energy visible (HEV) light from screens. Subtle yellow tint when up close.
Water-repellent topcoat. Rain beads off; smudges wipe cleaner.
| Lens index | Best for Rx | Thickness | Weight | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.50 (CR-39) | Up to ±3.00 D | Standard | Heaviest | Included |
| 1.59 (Polycarbonate) | ±3.00 to ±5.00 D | 20% thinner | Lighter | +$30 |
| 1.67 (High-index) | ±5.00 to ±8.00 D | 40% thinner | Lightest | +$60 |
| 1.74 (Ultra high-index) | Above ±8.00 D | 50% thinner | Lightest | +$135 |
If your prescription is moderate (under ±3 D), the standard 1.50 lens is the right answer 90% of the time. Higher index only matters when the lens would otherwise look thick from the side.
Every frame ships with: standard 1.50 single-vision lenses, anti-scratch coating, UV protection, and a hard case + microfiber. No upcharges.
Anti-reflective (AR) eliminates reflections you see from the outside (and that show up on Zoom). Blue-light filtering reduces the high-energy visible light from screens that hits your eyes. Most buyers add both — they target different problems.
About 2 days longer — total turnaround is 9 days vs 7 for single vision. Free-form progressives are surfaced one by one at our Pittsburgh lab.
If your new lenses give you headaches, dizziness, or simply don't feel right, we'll re-cut them within 30 days at no charge. Most adaptation issues resolve in 5–7 days, but if not, we re-make.
Not currently — we cut and fit lenses to our own frames. If you want to put our lenses in another frame, we recommend visiting an in-person lab.