Your vision need is unique. So are our lenses.

We all have different eye-care needs, depending on our own lifestyle and the activities we engage in. And each of them deserves to be fully satisfied.

Find the lens for you, no matter your prescription

Single vision

As the name says, single vision lenses provide only one type of vision correction, and are the lenses you should choose if you're either near-sighted, far-sighted or astigmatic, but not if you have two or more prescriptions.

Progressive

Progressive lenses are created if you have more than one vision correction, such as nearsightedness and farsightedness. If you choose these lenses, you’ll notice that the surface appears completely seamless but secretly has different prescription areas.

Non-prescription

Even if you can see perfectly, your eyes should always be protected and ready for any challenge. That's why you can choose non-prescription lenses and add treatments such as Blue Light, great for spending time in front of screens or Transitions® lenses, great for driving, and many more.

The lens thickness and materials for you: all explained

No matter your lifestyle routines or prescription type, you can choose the lens materials and thicknesses that best suit you.

Enhanced

Slim

Plastic

A lightweight lens suitable for low prescriptions (from +2.00 to -2.00).

Premium

Thin

Polycarbonate

A lighter lens with great clarity and a high resistance to breakage. Suggested for low to moderate prescriptions (from +4.00 to -4.00).

Superior

Extra thin

High Index

An even lighter and discreet lens makes it a great match for thin-edged frames. Ideal for all prescriptions, recommended for strong prescriptions (Above +4.00 or below -4.00).