Extra Thin + Light lenses

These lenses are a great option for higher prescriptions. They look better, are more comfortable to wear and give you a wider range of frames to choose from.

From $120 for one pair

Prescriptions from any optometrist welcome

Just bring in your prescription to the nearest store and we’ll help you find new frames. Otherwise, if you haven’t had an eye exam recently (in the last two years), then it’s best to book one now.

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More about lenses

Single-vision lenses

This type of lens has just one prescription that covers the entire lens. Typically for people with near or far sight, who just need glasses for driving, reading or working at a computer.

Learn about single-visions

Bifocal lenses

If you need separate glasses for distance vision and reading, then bifocal lenses might be an option for you as they’re designed to accommodate two different prescriptions – usually distance and up-close vision.

Learn about bifocals

Progressive lenses

These lenses accommodate more than two vision types, and unlike the clear distinction on bifocals, they have different sections for viewing close-up, far away and everything in between.

Learn about progressives