Progressive Addition Lens (PAL)

A progressive lens, or multifocal lens, is a corrective lens with three unique prescriptions that allow you to work up close (reading), see at arm’s length (on a computer), and view at a distance (driving) without switching between three different pairs of glasses. Progressive lenses have smooth transitions between prescriptions with virtually little to no distortions, improving your visual comfort in everyday life.

Anti-Reflective Non-Glare Treatment

Anti-reflective non-glare treatment is applied to the surface of a lens to help reduce glare from reflected light. The treatment virtually eliminates reflections from the front and back surfaces of your lenses and allows you to see better. Modern anti-reflective treatments also provide maximum protection against daily wear and tear, increasing the life of your lenses.

Transitions

Lens

Options

Transitions, also known as photochromic lenses, are optical lenses that darken when exposed to a high frequency of sunlight (UV light). In the absence of activating light, the lenses return to clear. The treatment reduces exposure to harmful UV rays. Transitions come in an array of colors. The most commonly used are brown and grey, but we have a fun color palette for those with a little more spunk, like rose, pink, purple, or green.

Office

Lenses

We can help protect against digital eye strain, fatigue, and headaches caused by computers and new digital devices. Our office lenses focus more on the areas you use most. We create lenses for all aspects of life. Much like a progressive lens, these lenses are multifocal but focus more so on the one area used most while operating technical devices.

Anti-Fatigue Lenses

Anti-reflective non-glare treatment is applied to the surface of a lens to help reduce glare from reflected light. The treatment virtually eliminates reflections from the front and back surfaces of your lenses and allows you to see better. Modern anti-reflective treatments also provide maximum protection against daily wear and tear, increasing the life of your lenses.

Polarization &

Scratch Protection

Polarized lenses prevent reflected glare from surfaces such as roads and water from interfering with your vision. Patients who drive during daylight hours benefit from polarized lenses.

Fine optical surfaces on prescription lenses can sustain abrasions during life uses. Our scratch treatments can prolong the quality life of your lenses.