Prescription Lens Types

SINGLE RX

A singular lens that can improve distance or reading. With only one vision correction, this everyday lens can either correct nearsightedness or farsightedness.

A digital single vision lens is a more advanced version of a regular single vision lens, made using high-precision “freeform” technology. This process creates the lens with greater accuracy, resulting in clearer and sharper vision, especially at the edges of the lens. What makes digital lenses even better is that they are tailored specifically to your frame’s curve and size. This customization ensures that the lens fits your frame perfectly, giving you a more comfortable and personalized visual experience compared to traditional single vision lenses.

MULTIFOCAL

A lens that separates near and far visions with a visible straight line. The bottom region improves close objects as the top corrects distant objects. Typically used for reading, lined bifocal lens are usually prescribed to wearers who have trouble adjusting to progressive no-line bifocal lens. The bifocal area is usually 28mm or 35mm wide.

MULTIFOCAL

A bifocal lens without a visible line creating a smoother transition between each region. This bifocal lens improves vision of distant objects on the top region as the bottom improves intermediate and nearsighted visions. The no-line bifocal lens is cosmetically appealing to wear as there is no visible line.

MULTIFOCAL

The trifocal lens has three power zones separated with visible lines. Like a bifocal lens, the top and bottom regions improve farsighted and nearsighted vision as well as improve intermediate vision in the middle of the lens. The bifocal area is usually 28mm wide as the intermediate section is 7mm high.

MULTIFOCAL

A bifocal lens with three separate regions separated by visible lines. The top and bottom regions improve vision of close objects while the middle region improve vision of distant objects. This lens helps reduce neck and eyestrain. The bifocal area is usually 28mm wide.