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YJ82020 50 C3
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Distance Lenses (3 to 6 DAYS WILL BE REQUIRED) The index number on glasses, or lens index, is a measurement of how efficiently a lens material bends light, which determines the lens's thickness and weight. A higher index number means the lens is thinner and lighter, making it the best choice for stronger prescriptions, while a lower index is suitable for weaker prescriptions and is more affordable. The index typically ranges from a standard 1.50 for weaker prescriptions to high-index options like 1.74, which are the thinnest available.
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Progressive Lenses (4 to 7 DAYS WILL BE REQUIRED) The index number on glasses, or lens index, is a measurement of how efficiently a lens material bends light, which determines the lens's thickness and weight. A higher index number means the lens is thinner and lighter, making it the best choice for stronger prescriptions, while a lower index is suitable for weaker prescriptions and is more affordable. The index typically ranges from a standard 1.50 for weaker prescriptions to high-index options like 1.74, which are the thinnest available.
TIMBERLAND TB 50008 052 56
"The index number is a measurement of how efficiently a lens material bends light, which determines the lens's thickness and weight. A higher index number means the lens is thinner and lighter, making it the best choice for stronger prescriptions, while a lower index is suitable for weaker prescriptions and is more affordable."
ALCON PRECISION1 TORIC
*Spherical Lenses are provided within the delivery time, Whereas, Toric and Multifocal lenses will be provided on the availability of lenses and it may take upto 5-7 working days for delivery.
TOMMY HILFIGER TH 1045 C3 GUNBK 53
"The index number is a measurement of how efficiently a lens material bends light, which determines the lens's thickness and weight. A higher index number means the lens is thinner and lighter, making it the best choice for stronger prescriptions, while a lower index is suitable for weaker prescriptions and is more affordable."
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