Progressive Lenses - Progressive Prescription Glasses

What are Progressive Lenses?

Progressives are no-line multifocal lenses with up to three viewing areas for near-, mid- and distance vision, so you can see up close and far away with one pair of glasses.

Who needs Progressive lensses?

As we age, It becomes more difficult to look at objects that are close to our eyes. This is a very common condition called Presbyopia. Most people first notice when they have trouble reading fine print, or when they have headaches after reading, due to eyestrain.

Bifocals were invented to alleviate this condition by adding a reading power to the bottom half of the lens, so that people could see distance as normal, then look down for a reading power.

Progressives are intended for people who need correction for Presbyopia, but do not want a hard line in the middle of their lenses.

Progressive
VS Bifocal

We offer Progressive and bifocal lenses for everyday wear.

Progressives and bifocal are available in:

CLEAR

help people who are both short and farsighted

Rediation Protection

Ultraviolet-proof

Progressive

Lens pricing start at $39.95

Clear vision at all distances

Seamless lens transition; no lines

More expensive

Bifocal

Lens pricing start at $16.95

Two fields of vision

Distinct line between lens fields

More affordable

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US $9.95

Single Vision Bi-focal Progressive

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Single Vision Bi-focal Progressive

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Single Vision Bi-focal Progressive

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Adjusting to progressive lenses

It might take anywhere between a week to a couple of months to adapt and learn the correct way to look through the lens.

To reduce the adjustment time, make sure to have your lenses customized and fitted by a licensed ophthalmologist or optometrist, and wear them as often as possible. Point your nose toward the object you’re focusing on and adjust your chin up or down until the object appears clear.

If you experience eye strain or headaches, it’s okay to take breaks and remove your glasses, but do keep trying.

Trustpilot

I was nervous about ordering glasses online but I am very happy with my order. They did my progressive lenses perfectly. I will be ordering again. Great frames!

Barbara Willis