Progressive lenses are the modern, line-free alternative to traditional bifocals. Custom-engineered with a smooth visual gradient, they deliver clear distance vision at the top, intermediate near vision in the middle, and sharp reading vision at the bottom all in one elegant lens
Progressive lenses are advanced multifocal optics designed for individuals with presbyopia (the natural age-related loss of near focus). Unlike old-school bifocals, progressives have no visible lines. Instead, they feature a seamless progression of magnifying power that mimics the natural movement of your eyes.
Traditional bifocals create an immediate, sudden "image jump" when you look down, completely leaving out intermediate "arm's length" sight. Progressives solve this by adding a dedicated intermediate zone (perfect for viewing computer screens and car dashboards) while offering a youthful, line-free aesthetic.
Yes, absolutely! Your progressive design handles your multi-distance prescription, but you can layer functional treatments on top. You can add specialized filters from our anti-glare, or light-adaptive tech from our photochromic lenses for outdoor convenience.
Enhance your multi-focal progressive prescription with our specialized coatings and lifestyle upgrades.
Precision-cut to offer wide, comfortable fields of view for distance, mid-range, and reading tasks.
Scratch Resistant
Specially modified for professionals spending long hours at a desk. This profile widens the intermediate and near reading zones, making it incredibly easy to scan multiple screens and paperwork.
Scratch Resistant
Anti-Reflective
The ultimate daily luxury. Your reading, workspace, and driving glasses transform into UV-blocking sunglasses the moment you step outside.
Light Adaptive + UV400 Protection.
Scratch Resistant
The absolute peak of lens customization. This premium master hybrid infuses advanced indoor screen defense and dynamic outdoor sun darkening directly into your line-free progressive lens.
Scratch Resistant
Light Adaptive + UV400 Protection
Anti-Reflective
A side-by-side look at our coatings.
| Feature | Scratch Resistant | Photochromic | UV400 Protection | Anti-Glare Protection |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Clear Lens | ||||
| Clear Anti-Reflective Lens | ||||
| Photochromic Lens | ||||
| All in One Lens (Anti-glare + Photochromic) |
Follow this guide to get your lenses quickly and easily
We've got glasses for women, men and kids, whether you're looking for a classic look or something more modern, we have the perfect frame for you.
Ready for the next step? Click the 'Book Eye Test' button at the top of the page to schedule a convenient time at your nearest branch, ensuring our specialists are ready for you.
Bring your favorite styles (or an existing prescription) to our store. Our resident opticians will verify your prescription, and you can try on frames in person to find the perfect fit, weight, and look for your face shape.
Once you've selected your frames and lenses, our team will custom-craft your glasses. We will notify you as soon as they are ready for pickup, where we'll do a final adjustment to make sure they sit perfectly.
Explore options tailored for screen time, outdoor light, or essential everyday clarity.
Clear answers to your most common questions
Because progressives have a continuous gradient of power, there is a minor learning curve. Most users adapt within 2 to 14 days. We recommend putting them on first thing in the morning and wearing them consistently to help your eyes and brain map out the new viewing fields naturally.
By geometric design, all progressive lenses feature mild soft focus fields along the lower outer edges. To look at objects to your side, simply turn your head slightly toward what you want to see rather than moving just your eyes.
Progressive lenses require a minimum frame height (usually around 28mm–30mm) so that your eyes have enough room to pass smoothly through the distance, intermediate, and reading zones. If a frame is too short, the reading area at the bottom might get cut off.
Highly recommended! Progressive wearers usually keep their glasses on all day long for all tasks. Adding an anti-glare coating protects you during computer hours, while a photochromic coating removes the annoying chore of constantly switching to sunglasses when heading outside.
