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Designing the perfect pair of spectacles begins with one singular focus—choosing the perfect lens. With an expansive selection ranging from timeless single vision clarity to cutting-edge high-index digital photochromic progressives, we transform an overwhelming choice into a refined experience.

Our expert opticians masterfully curate the ideal lens by seamlessly blending your prescription, lens history, lifestyle, and budget. The result is a pair of glasses that isn't just made—but is engineered exclusively for you.

And for your complete peace of mind, if your new lenses don't exceed your expectations, enjoy our 90-day, no-questions-asked return policy.

Discover the art of precision. Experience the future of eyewear.

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Lens thickness in a low-index lens

Press on the above image and drag sideways to change the prescription. Note how as the prescritption increases the lenses increase in thickness at steady rate

Lens thickness in a hi-index lens

Press on the above image and drag sideways to change the prescription. Note how as the prescritption increases the lenses stay substantially thinner than the equivalent prescription in a low index lens

Consumers should have the freedom to make their purchases where they want.  However, we do believe that these decisions should be educated decisions.  On this page are two experiments highlighting the significant differences between lens types, even in the same prescription.  The demonstration above shows the significant lens thickness differences seen between different prescriptions and between different lens densities (index). The demonstration below show the distortion and abberation differences found between two lenses of the same prescription (but different design). In each case, one lenses is approximately 50% more expensive than the other. Is the price difference justified?

Low index generic lens

As your rotate the lens, notice the distortion of the words, especially in the periphery of the lens, even when its perpendicular to line of sight

Hi-Index Hoya® Aspheric Lens

Notice how when this lens rotates there is less peripheral distortion, especially when the lens is perpendicular to line of sight

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