• High-index Lenses
  High-index lenses are ideal for high prescriptions. High-index material can make your glasses thinner, lighter and platter than ordinary lens material, thus increasing your visual comfort.
• Lens Coatings
  Scratch-resistant coating, anti-reflective coating (Teflon EasyCare), UV coating, hydrophobic coating, and LotuTec coating are options that make lenses more attractive and longer-lasting. We will explain how they work and why you should consider them when you purchase eyeglasses at our store.
• Polycarbonate Lenses
  Polycarbonate lenses have better impact resistance and thinner than regular plastic lenses, which makes them the good choice for kids and sports eyewear. They also offer built-in UV protection and scratch-resistance.
• Bifocal and Progressive Lenses
  Bifocals correct near and distance vision, but the area in between can be blurred; while progressive lenses have intermediate area that links the distance area with reading area, so they can provide clear vision at all distances and provide better appearance as no visible lines on lenses. However, they are more expensive and more difficult to adapt than bifocals. When you come to our store, our experienced stuff will discuss with you the trade-offs and help you to select the right lenses based on your lifestyle and budget.
• Tints and Photochromics
  Lens tints affect the amount and type of light that reaches the eye, which can improve performance and appearance. People who spend a lot of time outdoors can benefit from tints of different colors. Photochromic lenses (also called sunsensors, transition lenses) are probably more convenient for those people because they are clear indoors and darken rapidly in the sun.